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December 15, 1999

The Kiss Principle Brings TV Chat to Audiences On the Microsoft TV Platform

Companies Bring TV Chat Services to the Masses

December 15, 1999

Microsoft, Philips Semiconductors and SCM Microsystems Team to Support OpenCable

Trio Demonstrates World’s First Cable-Ready Digital TV Receiver For Premium Cable Services to the PC

December 15, 1999

Broad Industry Support for Microsoft TV Platform Announced At Western Show

Microsoft TV Platform Demonstrates “What TV Can Be” As Additional Industry Leaders Announce Support

December 15, 1999

Grant Extends Technology Access to Nevada Seniors

Senator Harry Reid links Microsoft and The Nevada Elders on the Net Program in a Effort to Bridge the Digital Divide

December 15, 1999

Rapid Expansion of ATVEF Membership and Continued Success Helps Speed Industry Momentum

At the Western Show, the Advanced Television Enhancement Forum announced that, with strong industry response to the ATVEF Enhanced Content Specification, it will establish a corporation to continue licensing the specification indefinitely.

December 15, 1999

Leading Television Production System Providers to Deliver Support For the Microsoft TV Platform

Chyron, Louth and Peak Broadcast Systems All Agree to Build Support For Microsoft TV Platform Into Their Products

December 15, 1999

Microsoft Releases Windows 2000 to Manufacturing

The Next Generation of PC Computing to Be Available to Customers on Feb. 17, 2000

December 15, 1999

Cable Leaders Team With Microsoft To Bring Broadband Streaming to Cable

Philips Electronics and Cisco Join Industry Leaders in Supporting Windows Media

December 15, 1999

Q&A: Providing a Richer Television Experience for Consumers

Microsoft executives Jon DeVaan, Phil Goldman and Bruce Leak discuss Microsoft’s goals for the TV platform at this week’s Western Cable Show.

December 15, 1999

Q&A: Behind the Scenes of the Windows 2000 Development Effort

In a conversation with PressPass, Microsoft Windows Division senior vice president Brian Valentine and group program manager Iain McDonald discuss the development effort behind Windows 2000.