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To: Stoctrash who wrote (34519)	7/20/1998 5:07:00 PM
From: BillyG	Read Replies (1) of 50808

Cisco, Microsoft Expand Multimedia Alliance (07/20/98; 4:19 p.m. EST) By Reuters Cisco Systems and Microsoft said Monday they had agreed to extend their technology alliance to cover systems for delivering multimedia voice and video over computer networks. Cisco and Microsoft said in a statement that over the next few months, they will announce additional details on how "streaming media" technologies from the two companies will be made to interoperate on corporate computer networks. Current computer networks are designed primarily to deliver data, while phone networks are geared for voice communications. Streaming media networks would let real-time video be delivered over Internet-based computer networks. Cisco stock had gained 3 1/2 to 103 1/4 in midafternoon trading on Nasdaq, where it was the most active issue. Microsoft was up 56 cents at 118 1/2, also in active trade. The companies said they will build on existing Microsoft technologies such as Windows Media Player, Windows NT Server NetShow Services, and NetShow Theater Server, and Cisco's IP/TV and other Internet products. More.............. techweb.com

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