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November 15, 2002

Xbox Live Arrives in Stores, Sparking the Next Revolution in Video Games

The Ultimate Online Arena Opens for Xbox Game PlayersTo Play and Talk With Each Other Throughout North America

November 14, 2002

Building a Virtual Village: Software Helps Connect Relief Organizations to Those in Need

Microsoft donations help two major international relief organizations, Save the Children and Mercy Corps, create a standardized technology infrastructure, speeding aid to the people who need it.

November 14, 2002

Microsoft XML Architect and Co-Creator of W3C’s XML 1.0 Standard To Unveil XML Vision for “Office 11” at XML Conference & Exposition

XML Visionary Will Put the Microsoft “Office 11” XML Pieces Together for Attendees

November 13, 2002

Speech Transcript – Craig Mundie, Trustworthy Computing – Today and in the Future

A transcript of remarks made by Craig Mundie regarding Trustworthy Computing – Today and in the Future, held November 13, 2002 in Mountain View, Calif.

November 13, 2002

New Web Sites Help Windows XP Customers Unleash Their Creative Genius

Four New Web Sites Feature New Experiences and Help Beginning and Expert Users Get the Most From Their PCs and Other Devices

November 13, 2002

New MSN Messenger Connect Service Empowers Business Communication Between Enterprise and Consumer Worlds

New Microsoft Software and Service Provides Businesses With a Managed Method To Communicate in Real Time With 75 Million MSN Messenger Users

November 12, 2002

Steve Ballmer Speech Transcript – Steve Ballmer at Brookings Institution

A transcript of remarks made by Steve Ballmer in Washington D.C. on Nov. 12, 2002 as part of Steve Ballmer at Brookings Institution.

November 12, 2002

Bringing the XML Vision to the Desktop: How Office will Connect Data and Business Processes Across the Organization

&9;Jean Paoli, an XML architect at Microsoft, explains why the company is extensively supporting XML in the next version of Office, codenamed “Office 11,” and why “customer-defined schema” are at the center of the new Office document paradigm.

November 12, 2002

Q&A: Bluetooth Takes a Bite Out of Desktop Cable Clutter

With strong support from Microsoft Windows, a growing crop of Bluetooth-enabled devices are poised to make device cables disappear from users’ desks. A Microsoft expert on the wireless technology explains the significance.

November 12, 2002

Ten Entrepreneurial Women Compete for Microsoft’s Ms. M.o.X.i.e. Title

Public Voting Begins to Identify the Most Savvy, Determined and Mac-Wielding Businesswoman