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No ‘Live’ Treatment for Microsoft’s ‘Warhol’?

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Mary Jo
Mary Jo
Sep 10, 2006
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Looks like Microsoft’s YouTube competitor may not become one of Microsoft’s Live services, after all. The technology Microsoft watchers were expecting to be christened as “Windows Live Video” is actually operating in internal beta form under the name “MSN Soapbox,” according to the LiveSide.Net folks. Warhol, which Softies have been promising for months, will include video upload, tagging, embedding and RSS consumption functionality, according to the LiveSide team.

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