March 2002 - Stories

March 31, 2002

MSN Carpoint Creates Single Largest Online Consumer Automotive Network Worldwide

Web Sites Now Live in 19 Markets and 11 Languages

March 27, 2002

Microsoft Shared Source Initiative Encourages Academic Innovation

Microsoft releases more than 1 million lines of core .NET source code for academic research purposes under the Shared Source License. The Shared Source Common Language Infrastructure is for the FreeBSD operating system.

March 27, 2002

Q&A: MSN Extends Leadership in Europe

Judy Gibbons, vice president of MSN in Europe, Middle East and Africa, discusses the strategy behind MSN’s success in a complex European region and some of the services customers there can anticipate.

March 27, 2002

Microsoft Releases Shared Source CLI and C# Implementation

Availability of Over 1 Million Lines of Source Code for FreeBSD and Windows Underscores Microsoft’s Commitment to Open Standards, Academia and Developers

March 27, 2002

MSN Vice President Judy Gibbons Named to List Of Most Successful Businesswomen in Europe

Stellar Leadership Guides Unique User Growth of More Than 50 Percent For MSN Europe During Past Year

March 26, 2002

Microsoft President and COO Rick Belluzzo Announces Expansion Of Club Tech Program at Boys & Girls Clubs of America in Arizona

U.S. Sen. John McCain on Hand to Discuss Benefit to State’s Children and Teens Through Technology Access at Approximately 30 Boys & Girls Clubs

March 22, 2002

“MechAssault” Rumbles Onto Xbox

Popular “BattleTech” Franchise to Make Its Console Debut With Online Features

March 21, 2002

Dimension Data Improves Corporate Agility for Dairy Queen Brands On Microsoft Commerce Server 2000

Commerce Server 2000 Flexibility Enables Dimension Data To Build Portal Ahead of Schedule for Annual Conference

March 21, 2002

Xbox European Launch a Success

Preliminary Reports Show Xbox Has Taken Europe by Storm

March 20, 2002

Windows XP Enables New Wave of Technologies for People with Disabilities

Makers of accessibility technology have announced innovative new products compatible with Windows XP, Microsoft’s most accessible operating system.