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May 14, 1999

Microsoft Applauds Washington State’s New Anti-Counterfeiting Law

Gov. Locke Signs Bill to Increase Penalties for Counterfeiting

May 14, 1999

Microsoft Researcher Jim Gray Receives Turing Award for Helping to Transform Databases into Dynamic Tools Used by Millions

Gray’s database research paved the way for ATM machines, computerized airline reservations and e-commerce. The Microsoft senior researcher this month received the prestigious A.M. Turing Award-the “Nobel Prize of computer science”-for his contributions.

May 13, 1999

Ballmer Speaks at TIBCO Strategic Directions Conference

In his remarks to more than 400 CIOs and information technology executives, Microsoft President Steve Ballmer explained how businesses can adapt to the changing business models of the Internet.

May 13, 1999

Steve Ballmer Speech Transcript – TIBCO Strategic Directions Conference

A transcript of remarks made by Steve Ballmer in Palo Alto, Calif. on May 13, 1999 as part of theTIBCO Strategic Directions Conference.

May 13, 1999

Leading Internet Content Providers Choose Microsoft Internet Explorer 5

More than 1,000 ICPs License Internet Explorer 5; WWF and Forbes Among the Most Recent ICPs to Provide Customized Browsers

May 13, 1999

Vectrix and Microsoft Join Forces to Enhance E-Commerce Solutions

Windows DNA Helps Vectrix Customers Shorten Development Cycles

May 12, 1999

Microsoft Targets Atmel’s Smart Card ICS For First Release of Smart Card for Windows

Agreement Puts Atmel in Secure Internet E-Commerce Arena

May 12, 1999

Internet Content Rating Association Formed to Provide Global System for Protecting Children and Free Speech on the Internet

AOL, IBM, Microsoft and Recreational Software Advisory Council Join Forces with Other Global Organizations to Create and Manage International Online Rating System

May 12, 1999

Momentum Builds for Smart Card for Windows

Customers, Technology Partners Showcase Capabilities of Platform at CardTech/SecurTech; Developers Get Preview CDs to Evaluate Performance

May 12, 1999

Microsoft Issues Guidelines for Making User-Friendly Web Sites for All Ages

With PC Purchases for Those Over 55 Increasing 150 Percent in the Last Year, Microsoft Hopes Its Research Will Help the Industry Better Serve Seniors