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NEW YORK CITY — Nov. 29, 2006 —
What: Microsoft Corp. will host a news conference and live webcast to announce the availability of the Windows Vista™ operating system, the 2007 Microsoft® Office system and Exchange Server 2007 for business customers with volume license agreements. Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer will celebrate this historic product launch, which coincides with Microsoft’s 20th year as a publicly traded company, by ringing the bell to open the NASDAQ market.
Who: Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft, Chris Liddell, CFO of Microsoft, and executives from Microsoft customer and industry partner companies
Where: NASDAQ MarketSite event at Times Square in New York, 43rd St. and Broadway; the live webcast of the news conference can be viewed at http://www.microsoft.com/events/executives/webcasts.mspx.
When: The news conference and webcast will begin at 10:35 a.m. EST (7:35 a.m. PST) on Thursday, Nov. 30.
Audio Replay
Information: An audio replay of the news conference will be available on the Events and Speeches page of the Microsoft® PressPass Web site at http://www.microsoft.com/presspass approximately one hour after the conference has ended.
Webcast Replay
Information:A replay of the news conference webcast will be available on the Events and Speeches page of PressPass at http://www.microsoft.com/presspass.
Sound Bite, B-Roll Satellite Feed Coordinates:
1400-1415 eastern
C BAND AMC 3 Transponder 19 d/l frequency 4080(H)
KU AMC 2 Transponder 6 d/l frequency 11820(H)
1600-1615 eastern
C BAND AMC 3 Transponder 19 d/l frequency 4080(H)
KU AMC 2 Transponder 6 d/l frequency 11820(H)
Additional Online Resources:
Microsoft product launch Web site: http://www.microsoft.com/business/launch2007/default.mspx
“Ready for a New Day” Business Value Launch Web site: http://www.msnewday.com
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