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SIRIUS, Microsoft Join for Video Service

SIRIUS, Microsoft Join for Video Service 01/05/2005 02:20 PM

SIRIUS and Microsoft will partner to offer a premium satellite video service to its customers starting next year, the companies announced at CES 2005. SIRIUS plans to offer two or three video channels of content aimed primarily for a younger audience. The video channels will use Microsoft's Windows Media Video 9.




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