Windows Media Technologies - Page 26 of 36

April 10, 2000

Microsoft and ViewCast.com Unveil First End-to-End Digital Video System for Live Broadcast Streaming

Optimized Exclusively for Windows Media, New Osprey Professional SDI and DV Capture Card Breaks Through Direct Capture and File Size Barriers for Digital Streaming Broadcasts

April 6, 2000

BMG and Microsoft to Advance Secure Distribution of Digital Music

BMG to Begin Sales of Downloadable Music This Summer

April 5, 2000

Bolstered by Windows Media, LAUNCHcast, LAUNCH Media’s Streaming Music Application, Is Now Available With Music Videos

Music Fans Discover Power of Customized Station Management

April 3, 2000

Global Law Firm Dorsey & Whitney Chooses Windows Media To Transform Its Training and Communications

Firm Creates Intranet Broadcasting Solution Using Windows Media on Windows 2000

March 27, 2000

Microsoft and Alliance Entertainment to Bring All Music Guide Information To Millions of Windows Media Player Users

Windows Media Player 7 Is First Player to Integrate Alliance’s All Music Guide, Enhancing Digital Music Experience and Enabling E-Commerce

March 27, 2000

Microsoft Unveils Windows Media Player 7

Next-Generation Player Provides First All-in-One Experience for Consumers; Technology Preview Available for Technical Evaluators and Developers

March 27, 2000

Q&A: Microsoft Unveils Windows Media Player 7

In a conversation with PressPass, Kevin Unangst, group product manager of Microsoft’s Digital Media Division, discusses how the groundbreaking new features in Windows Media Player 7 make enjoying digital media easier than ever for consumers.

March 14, 2000

Windows Media Poised to Become Universal Format for Digital Audio

RealNetworks Joins AOL Winamp, Lycos Sonique, MusicMatch, Sonic Foundry, Yahoo! And Over 70 Companies in Licensing Windows Media Technology; Media Metrix Data Shows Windows Media Player Used by More Households With PCs Than Any Other Player

March 14, 2000

RealNetworks Licenses Windows Media

Today’s announcement adds to the widespread industry and consumer support for Windows Media, which is poised to become a universal format for digital media.

March 14, 2000

Q&A: The Future of Digital Media

Will Poole, general manager of Microsoft’s Digital Media Division, talks with PressPass about today’s announcement that RealNetworks has license Windows Media and how that decision further illustrates the technology’s strength as the industry’s leading digital media format.