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Computergram International, August 9, 1999
> RealNetworks Inc has declared its support for the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)'s Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL). The company says its use of SMIL in RealSystems G2 will enable a new generation of web-based multimedia that "combines the impact of television programming with the interactivity of the web." In other words, if you think the pop-up ads on Geocities are aggravating, you ain't seen nothing yet.Most RecentTechnology Articles
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