Recent News - Page 3674 of 3872

October 28, 1998

Microsoft and First USA Announce $90 Million Advertising Alliance for MSN

First USA to Become Exclusive Credit Card Advertiser Across Most of MSN n the Largest Internet Advertising Deal

October 28, 1998

Microsoft Employees Celebrate Conclusion of 1998 Annual Giving Campaign

This Year’s Campaign to Meet $10 Million Goal and Raise $2 Million More Than Last Year

October 28, 1998

MSN Hotmail Educates Internet Users and Members About Safe and Effective E-Mail Use

MSN™ Hotmail today launched a public education effort designed to help Internet e-mail users be safe and savvy while online.

October 28, 1998

This Year’s Giving Campaign Expected to Raise More Than $10 Million for Charity

Microsoft Chairman and CEO Bill Gates will thank employees for their generosity in making the 1998 campaign so successful. It is expected that this year’s total probably will surpass last year’s by more than $2 million.

October 27, 1998

Microsoft Revamps Data Warehousing Alliance to Benefit Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Customers

Top Vendors Adopt New Microsoft Framework for Building Data Warehousing Solutions

October 27, 1998

Microsoft Renames Windows NT 5.0 Product Line to Windows 2000; Signals Evolution of Windows NT Technology Into Mainstream

New Packaging Expands Customer Choice and Unifies Naming for Client and Server

October 27, 1998

MSN Shopping Adds Six Merchants to Its Collection of Top Retailers

Momentum of MSN Continues With Launch of Shopping Service Offering Quick and Easy Access to Top Brands Online

October 27, 1998

Microsoft Announces Smart Cards for Windows

Offers Unique Integration With the Windows Environment

October 27, 1998

Microsoft Enters the Smart Card Market With Low-Cost, Easy-to-Use Approach

From a PC on every desk and in every home to a smart card in every pocket – Microsoft Smart Cards for Windows offers users a low-cost, easy-to-use option.

October 27, 1998

Microsoft Strengthens Data Warehousing Alliance to Benefit Customers

Increased support means it’s easier for customers to build flexible, interoperable data warehousing solutions.