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April 22, 2002

Leading Graphics Chip and Video Card Makers to Support Windows Media “Corona,” Enabling Highest-Resolution Video Playback Ever on a PC

ATI and NVIDIA to Support New Microsoft DirectX Technologies, Providing Advanced Hardware Acceleration for Windows Media Video

April 8, 2002

Adobe and Microsoft Announce Expanded Support For Windows Media at NAB2002

Windows Media Audio and Video 8, Along With “Corona” Technologies, Demonstrated In Adobe Premiere and After Effects

April 8, 2002

Windows Media “Corona” Embraced by Leading Developers Of Professional Audio and Video Production Solutions at NAB2002

Broad Developer Support for Breakthrough Audio and Video Quality Includes Accom, Adobe, Avid, Creative Labs, Discreet, Drastic Technologies, Echo Audio, M-Audio/Midiman, Steinberg, Syntrillium and Winnov

April 7, 2002

Microsoft Demonstrates How Windows Media Can Reduce Distribution Costs For Traditional TV Broadcasts by as Much as 50 Percent

All Mobile Video Demonstrates Broadcast-Quality Windows Media Video Transmission Over IP For a Fraction of the Cost of MPEG2 at NAB2002

February 10, 2002

FullAudio Chooses Microsoft Windows Media For Digital Music Subscription Platform

FullAudio to Give First Public Demonstration of New Subscription Platform at DEMO Conference 2002

February 3, 2002

ContentFilm, Magnolia Pictures and Microsoft Announce Theatrical Release Of First Full-Length Independent Film in Windows Media

“WENDIGO” to Be Screened in Seattle and Dallas Theaters Using Windows Media “Corona” Technology; Windows Media Cuts Distribution Costs While Providing Audio and Video Quality Required for Theatrical Releases

January 16, 2002

Sundance Institute Chooses Microsoft Windows Media for the 2002 Sundance Online Film Festival

Online Film Entries Offered in Windows Media Video; Film Fans Can View Online and Vote for Their Favorites

January 8, 2002

Microsoft Announces Immediate Availability of Windows Media Player For Mac OS X

New Player Optimized for Mac OS X, Giving Mac Users More Content to Play; Now Available for Download

January 7, 2002

Leading DVD Player Manufacturers Announce Support For Windows Media at 2002 International CES

Apex Digital and Panasonic Demonstrate New Windows Media-Enabled DVD Players; Shinco and Toshiba Announce DVD Players With Windows Media Support Planned for 2002

January 7, 2002

Panasonic and Microsoft Announce Adoption Of Windows Media Technologies in Panasonic Consumer Devices

Companies Cooperate to Provide Windows Media Support In New 2002 Panasonic DVD Players; Adoption of Windows Media Technologies Expands To Panasonic Chips for DVD and CD Players and Adds to Existing Support In Panasonic e-wear (TM) SD Audio Player SV-SD80