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A screengrab from Microsoft Group Product Planner Praveen Rutnam’s LinkedIn page shows plans for a new monetization strategy for Xbox Live coming this holiday season.

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Where would we be, as journalists and news consumers, without LinkedIn and its members’ penchant for listing upcoming projects and pending accomplishments well before the public relations gatekeepers are ready to officially announce them? This time around, we have Microsoft group product planner Praveen Rutnam’s LinkedIn page to thank. Rutman’s profile contained word that the company is apparently “develop[ing a] strategy to further monetize Xbox LIVE subscriber base that will be implemented for holiday 2012.”
It’s impossible to say what exact form this monetization strategy will take, and Microsoft hasn’t immediately responded to a request for comment. That doesn’t mean we can’t start speculating wildly about it.
Perhaps Microsoft is planning a new, higher-priced premium tier for Xbox Live membership; one that offers subscribers discounted or free access to Xbox Live Arcade games, downloadable content, and online passes. Or maybe Microsoft will go the other way, offering a lower-priced tier below the current $59.99 annual Xbox Live Gold subscription that offers access to popular services like Netflix, Facebook, and Twitter without the online gaming capabilities. The change could even simply clear the way for Xbox Live to start offering those microtransaction-fueled free-to-play titles the industry seems so crazy about these days.Read more on Ars Technica&hellip

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This week on What The Tech: Paul Thurrott talks about writing his new Windows 8 Secrets book. Andrew and Paul discuss the Smoke Windows Phone contest controversy. Does Microsoft rig the contest so no one can win? Paul answers questions about the upcoming launch of the Nokia Lumia 900. Will AT&T offer updates for the Lumia 900 after it’s released? Andrew and Paul also discuss Android and the iPhone compared to Windows Phone. Is there a superior platform? And Andrew asks Paul what he thinks of employers asking employees for their Facebook password. Is that even legal?

Coming up on World Tech Update this week Apple details plans for its multi-billion dollar war chest, iPad users complain about hot tablets, Google adds a unique locale to Street View, the FAA said it will consider allowing electronics to stay on, developer interest in Android is going down and there are reports that Windows 8 will be out this fall. Follow World Tech Update on Twitter @worldtechupdate and on Facebook at facebook.com/worldtechupdate. Follow WTU host Nick Barber @nickjb.

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Posted on Windows 7 News & Tips It’s probably one of the worst kept secrets and I doubt it comes as a surprise to many of you, but Facebook have now officially released their Messenger app for Windows 7. The application was leaked last year and was also available in beta mode for quite a while now and it’s not really clear why Facebook took so long to actually release it officially. Facebook already have a similar app available on smartphones which has proved to be quite popular to date so I imagine that people will find this app quite handy as well for their desktops