April 16, 1997 Microsoft Contest Rewards Technology Innovation at U.S. Colleges and Universities Faculty Invited to Apply for 1997 Innovators in Higher Education Awards
April 16, 1997 Microsoft’s Mungo Park And MSN(tm) Present The First-Ever Undersea Live Video Chat With Jean-Michel Cousteau Explore the Coral Reefs of Fiji on Earth Day
April 16, 1997 MSNBC, German TV Network to Launch Online Service Scheduled to begin operation in August, the ZDF-MSNBC will have a newsroom staff of 20 journalists
April 15, 1997 MSN Bolsters Network Through Servicewide Enhancements And Exciting New Programming From Flying Saucers to Physical Fitness, MSN Delivers a Range of Original Programming And Ease-of-Use Refinements for Members
April 15, 1997 Microsoft SQL Server Receives Broad Support at AIIM Trade Show From Imaging, Document Management, Workflow Solution Developers Leading Application Vendors Select Microsoft SQL Server as Key Database Platform For Performance, Value and Scalability
April 15, 1997 Microsoft Exchange Becomes a Leading Messaging Platform For Document Management, Imaging, Workflow Solutions Solution Developers Highlight Microsoft Exchange-Based Solutions at AIIM Trade Show
April 13, 1997 Microsoft Windows NT Running on Digital Workstations Offers 39% Lower Total Cost of Ownership Compared to UNIX Workstations Independently Conducted Test Suite Results Prove Performance Leadership for Digital Alpha Architecture Running on Windows NT Workstation
April 10, 1997 Wheat First Chooses Microsoft Internet Explorer For Microsoft-Based Intranet Solution Cites Ease of Integration, Microsoft Internet Explorer Administration Kit and ActiveX Support
April 9, 1997 Microsoft Solutions Briefings Help K-12 Educators Nationwide Face the Challenges of Technology Integration Free Briefings Designed to Help Schools Create Their Own Connected Learning Communities
April 8, 1997 Bill Gates Speaks at World’s Largest Hardware Developers Conference Outlines Opportunities for Growth for the PC Industry, From Windows CE, Windows 95 and Windows NT to Digital TV