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January 14, 2003

Q&A: Internet Business Opportunities in the Post-Dot-Com Era

Q&A: Businesses can’t afford to let the trauma of the dot-com crash prevent them from seizing the true potential of the Internet, say a best-selling author on business strategy and a Microsoft e-business authority.

January 9, 2003

CES Roundup: Microsoft Launches New Products and Services for Consumers

At the 2003 International Consumer Electronics Show, Microsoft announces the availability of innovative new products, including the Windows Media 9 Series, Microsoft Plus! Digital Media Edition, new laptop Media Center PCs, and a new game for Xbox, Midtown Madness 3.

January 9, 2003

Q&A: “Media2Go” Platform Puts All Digital Media Onto One Portable Device

The “Media2Go” platform announced by Bill Gates at CES 2003 brings high-quality digital audio, video and photos into one portable device.

January 9, 2003

Q&A: Microsoft and Watch-making Partners Announce First Smart Personal Objects Technology Wristwatches

The new technology platform lets watchmakers create a new class of timepiece with continuous access to Web-based news and information.

January 8, 2003

Lions, Tigers and “Impossible Creatures” Roar Into Stores Today

Mutant Animals Do Battle in Microsoft Game Studios’ First 2003 PC Game Release

January 8, 2003

MSN 8 Earns Good Housekeeping Seal

MSN 8 Sets Precedent as First Internet Software Product Ever Backed by the Seal

January 7, 2003

Xbox Live Subscriptions Double Expectations

Gamers Can’t Get Enough, Playing More Than Two Hours Every Day

January 7, 2003

Microsoft Offers Mac Customers Great Savings, Better Communication and Office Romance

MacBU Continues Mac Commitment With Promotion, Test Drive, Entourage X Stand-Alone

January 7, 2003

Consumers Most Concerned With Making Profitable Investments In 2003, Survey Finds

CNBC on MSN Money Survey Reflects Consumers’ Continued Unease Toward Investing; Saving Money Also Ranks Among Top Financial Challenges of New Year

January 7, 2003

Microsoft Windows Powered Smart Displays: The Power of a Desktop PC, Without the Cords

Smart Displays are helping consumers access the power and convenience of their Windows XP-based PCs from any room in the house.