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Short: MS adds cities to Sidewalk
Microsoft has identified additional cities, including Sydney, Australia, that will be covered by a planned online guide to local entertainment dubbed Sidewalk. The online guide project, formerly code-named Cityscape, will launch in Washington, D.C., Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota, and San Diego by the end of 1997. The company previously announced plans to launch Sidewalk next year in Seattle, New York, San Francisco, Boston and at least two additional cities.
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has identified additional cities, including Sydney, Australia, that will be covered by a planned online guide
to local entertainment dubbed Sidewalk. The online guide project, formerly code-named Cityscape, will launch in Washington, D.C., Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota,
and San Diego by the end of 1997. The company previously announced plans to launch Sidewalk next year in Seattle, New York, San Francisco, Boston and at
least two additional cities.