Web design app Microsoft Expression Studio 4 Web Professional costs than half the price of Dreamweaver CS6, yet it offers most of its features of its more muscular competitor, in a clearer, more ...

It looks like it's the end of the road for Microsoft's suite of Expression design tools, as Peter Bright over at Ars Technica notes. Expression Design 4 is being phased out entirely, though it will be ...

If you want to design a Web site so that you can see what it looks like while you're building it, and yet you also want to tinker with its underlying code to get exactly the effects you want, you have ...

Microsoft today unveiled Expression 3, its set of tools for creating and delivering Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) and media experiences on the Web. Expression 3 fully supports Silverlight 3, which ...

LOS ANGELES — Sept. 14, 2005 — Today at the Microsoft Professional Developer Conference 2005 (PDC05), Eric Rudder, senior vice president, Servers and Tools at Microsoft Corp., introduced Microsoft® ...

REDMOND, Wash. — Dec 4, 2006 — Microsoft Corp. today announced significant product line enhancements along with pricing and availability of the Microsoft® Expression® Studio for creative professionals ...

Microsoft's new Expression lineup includes four applications: Web for building Web sites, Media for organizing images and other digital media, Design for drawing vector graphics, and Blend for ...

Microsoft has released the next version of its Expression Studio, their set of design tool for building applications on the web, which includes Expression Web, Expression Blend, Expression Design, ...

Microsoft is making changes to the distribution model of its Expression application design tools and also is fending off a challenge to the recent discontinuance of the Visual FoxPro developer tool.

When you own as much of the world’s operating system market as Microsoft does, even small changes to your platform become immensely complicated in practice. For evidence of that, just consider ...

I’ve always been a fan of the television show Frasier. One of my favorite episodes is one where Frasier decides that his dad’s beat-up chair with the duct tape patches is too much of an eyesore for ...