22.08.2007 12:00:00
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CNET Channel Announces Its Collaboration With Microsoft to Bring the Windows Vista Logo Program to Online Retailers and Their Customers
CNET Channel, a division of CNET Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq:CNET), today
announced it has collaborated with Microsoft to distribute information
about products that have earned the Certified for Windows Vista or the
Works with Windows Vista logo. Thousands of innovative products from the
world’s leading hardware and software
manufacturers have been tested to meet the requirements of Windows Vista
Logo Program for ease of use, better performance and enhanced security
on Windows Vista-based PCs. CNET Channel, the leading provider of online
product content and solutions, now enables online retailers in North
America, Europe and Australia to access this logo information so
millions of consumers and businesses can have more confidence and higher
satisfaction with the products they choose.
CNET Channel’s high-quality, accurate and
consistent product content helps over 2,100 high technology
manufacturers and channel businesses in 35 national markets drive their
online businesses and increase sales effectiveness. As an aggregator of
best of breed content and e-commerce services, CNET Channel will now
deliver ‘Certified for Windows Vista’
and ‘Works with Windows Vista’
logo information with its product content, rich media solutions and
professional services that help retailers, resellers, distributors and
manufacturers maximize their online business potentials. CNET Channel’s
solutions, combined with the Windows Vista Logo Program, contribute to
business by providing the solutions that help consumers make confident,
rapid, easy buying decisions every day.
"Manufacturers know it is essential that their
products are identified as Certified for Windows Vista so customers can
make fast, confident buying decisions,” said
Steve Parrott, general manager of CNET Channel. "They
also know that CNET Channel has the greatest reach into the online
retail marketplace, providing product data and solutions to the biggest
e-commerce sites. One of the reasons we’re
able to work with Microsoft is because of the vast reach of our content
syndication and the integrity of our solutions. We’re
looking forward to helping consumers throughout the world make educated
and confident buying decisions about products that are Certified for
Windows Vista.”
With the global launch of Windows Vista, Microsoft has worked with the
world’s leading software and hardware
manufacturers to bring to market innovative new products that are
designed for a superior experience on Windows Vista-based PCs. Products
can earn one of two logos in more than 25 categories such as software,
wireless networking, cameras, printers and webcams. The "Works
with Windows Vista” logo lets customers know
which software and devices offer baseline compatibility with Windows
Vista while the "Certified for Windows Vista”
logo identifies products that are designed and tested to deliver a
superior experience with Windows Vista. The goals of the Windows Vista
Logo Program are to:
Help customers identify products that provide superior experiences
with their software, photos, music, videos, and online communications
when used with their Windows Vista-based PC.
Provide hardware and software developers the tools to design products
for the Windows Vista platform for enhanced security, better
performance and a superior experience and test them for compatibility
with Windows Vista.
Enable retailers to feature and cross-sell certified products to
increase overall basket size and drive higher customer satisfaction.
"We are pleased to team up with CNET Channel to distribute information
about Certified for Windows Vista products to the e-commerce industry
because of their strength in the industry and their reliable solutions
throughout the channel,” said Brad Brooks,
general manager for Windows product marketing at Microsoft. "Consumers
and businesses face many choices in the marketplace when it comes to
selecting hardware and software. We’re
excited that the Windows Vista Logo Program provides an easier way for
customers to shop for products that work great with Windows Vista right
out of the box.”
Retailers that want to participate in CNET Channel’s
Windows Vista Logo Program Service should contact CNET Channel toll-free
in North America at +1.877.276.5560 or in Europe at 00.800.654.654.00,
or by visiting http://www.cnetchannel.com/contact/contactus.aspx.
About CNET Channel
CNET Channel (www.cnetchannel.com),
a division of CNET Networks, is the world's leading independent source
of product information, supporting both online catalogs and traditional
sales processes with detailed content on over 3.2 million technology
products worldwide. Over 2,100 high technology manufacturers and channel
businesses in 35 national markets depend on CNET Channel to deliver
world-class content solutions that maximize their sales effectiveness
and minimize the cost and complexity of providing accurate and useful
product information. Customers include Best Buy, CDW, CompUSA, Dell, HP,
Insight, OfficeMax, Sony, Tech Data, Yahoo!, Zones and many more.
About CNET Networks, Inc.
CNET Networks, Inc. is an interactive media company that builds brands
for people and the things they are passionate about, such as gaming,
music, entertainment, technology, business, food, and parenting. The
Company's leading brands include CNET,
GameSpot, TV.com,
MP3.com, CHOW,
ZDNet and TechRepublic.
Founded in 1992, CNET Networks has a strong presence in the US, Asia,
and Europe.
The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the
trademarks of their respective owners.
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