Early this month, Microsoft trotted Bill Gates to San Jose to launch a new initiative in the company's battle to dominate development of software that sends audio and video files over the Internet.
Gates gave the keynote address at Streaming Media West '99, a trade show for the new technology's wide-eyed minions. The world's richest man told a scraggly group of twentysomethings about Microsoft's plans to provide the core infrastructure that would help their companies sell digital music and video over the Internet.
(whole story from Seattle Times)
(whole story from Seattle Times)
