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October 1, 1998

Microsoft to Launch Portals in 24 Countries and Regions, Making MSN the Most Widely Distributed Portal in the World

MSN Worldwide Portal Sites Will Offer Local Content and Services, Reaching Over 90 Percent of the World’s Online Population

October 1, 1998

EXPEDIA EXPRESS

Vol. 1, Issue 5

October 1, 1998

Microsoft to Provide Computer Literacy Training To More Than 250,000 Seniors by the Year 2000

Microsoft Senior Initiative Works With SeniorNet to Bridge “Digital Divide” By Increasing Older Americans’ Access to Technology

October 1, 1998

New Book Seriously Undermines Government’s Case Against Microsoft

A forthcoming book by two university professors quotes senior Netscape executives admitting that their own mistakes, not Microsoft, led to Netscape’s difficulties in the marketplace.

October 1, 1998

Microsoft Announces Expansion of MSN Worldwide Portals to Provide Local Content for 90% of World’s Online Population

MSN Worldwide portals will provide local content for 90% of the estimated global online population, making MSN the most widely distributed portal in the world.

October 1, 1998

Statement of Microsoft Regarding the Computer Software Piracy Executive Order

Microsoft Corp. officials applauded the establishment of a strong U.S. government policy regarding software piracy, calling it a significant step toward ensuring the health of the software industry and the economic benefits the industry generates for the nation.

October 1, 1998

Microsoft Launches Web Site for Seniors and a Major Grant to SeniorNet – Two More Steps Toward Closing the “Digital Divide”

Through initiatives that bring generations and communities together through technology, Microsoft is helping to ensure that seniors do not get left behind on the information highway.

September 30, 1998

Developers of Electronic Document Management Systems Recognized as Microsoft Industry Solution Awards Finalists

Microsoft Corp. named six finalists for its annual Industry Solution Awards (ISAs).

September 30, 1998

Microsoft Unveils New FrontPage 2000: Broad New Feature Set Delivers A Breakthrough in Ease of Use

Reaching Out to New Users and Making Web Professionals More Productive

September 30, 1998

Microsoft Unveils FrontPage 2000; Manager Describes Principles Behind the Product

In a letter to customers, Andy Schulert, general manager of Microsoft’s FrontPage Product Unit, describes the newest version of the world’s best-selling Web site creation and management tool and the principles behind it.