Thousands of Realtors Will Benefit Through Free 30-Day Trial Of Easy-to-Use Microsoft Publisher 2002
Microsoft Corp. today announced an alliance with the Real Estate Educators Association (REEA), the industry's leading educational organization. Each year, more than 300,000 real estate professionals attend courses offered by REEA members. Realtors will benefit from the alliance by learning more about how to easily create high-quality marketing materials, using the Microsoft® Publisher 2002 business desktop publishing program.
REEA members include more than 1,700 real estate school owners and educators, authors, trainers, speakers and Realtor boards.
As part of its Diamond Level sponsorship of REEA, Microsoft will make available thousands of free* 30-day trial Publisher 2002 CDs to real estate professionals who attend various REEA courses. In addition, Microsoft will work with REEA to learn more about how it can help real estate educators integrate information about Publisher into technology and marketing courses at member schools, which in turn will help real estate professionals make the most of their property and personal marketing materials. With the Publisher 2002 trial CD real estate professionals can begin creating professional-quality color brochures, postcards, property fliers, business cards and personal-promotion materials.
The free trial CD offer is available to all other real estate professionals as well, at http://www.microsoft.com/publisher/realty/.
News source: Microsoft PressPass
Microsoft Corp. today announced an alliance with the Real Estate Educators Association (REEA), the industry's leading educational organization. Each year, more than 300,000 real estate professionals attend courses offered by REEA members. Realtors will benefit from the alliance by learning more about how to easily create high-quality marketing materials, using the Microsoft® Publisher 2002 business desktop publishing program.
REEA members include more than 1,700 real estate school owners and educators, authors, trainers, speakers and Realtor boards.
As part of its Diamond Level sponsorship of REEA, Microsoft will make available thousands of free* 30-day trial Publisher 2002 CDs to real estate professionals who attend various REEA courses. In addition, Microsoft will work with REEA to learn more about how it can help real estate educators integrate information about Publisher into technology and marketing courses at member schools, which in turn will help real estate professionals make the most of their property and personal marketing materials. With the Publisher 2002 trial CD real estate professionals can begin creating professional-quality color brochures, postcards, property fliers, business cards and personal-promotion materials.
The free trial CD offer is available to all other real estate professionals as well, at http://www.microsoft.com/publisher/realty/.
News source: Microsoft PressPassOf course, Apple's Music Store uses one-click purchasing licensed from Amazon, so there's something of a technology fit already. Then again, that may be the only connection between the two companies and the only basis for the alleged negotiations.
That Apple is going to offer the service to Windows users, complete with iTunes software, suggests that the service is viewed by the company as a revenue generator and not a tool to attract buyers to the Mac platform. Since Apple is already sending 65 cents per 99 cent download to the music industry, it might not be all that keen on sharing any of the remaining 35 cents with Amazon.
Then again, a co-branded deal with Amazon would expose Apple to more customers - PC or otherwise - than it might reach on its own, and would give it a useful bargaining tool to achieve other outcomes, such as replacing Amazon's current Windows Media and RealPlayer downloads with QuickTime/iTunes versions
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