Win 95 20th Anniversary Welfare Big Rolling Stone Start Me Up Single Free Download

Win 95 20th Anniversary Welfare Big Show, 20 years ago today, Microsoft released a 32-bit operating system Windows 95, and its impact on the operating system and its significance are quite far-reaching. To commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the release of Windows 95, the company decided to give another gift —— a free copy of the starting song "Start Me Up" launched by the Rolling Stones in 1981.

The cooperation between Rolling Stone and Microsoft can be traced back to the time when Windows 95 was first launched. At the press conference, Microsoft and the band reached a cooperation and used this song to highlight the "Start Menu". Charm.

This song was also used in a 1-minute video clip showing people who used Windows-based devices in New York in the 1980s.

Microsoft Windows 95 Launch Video - Start me Up.

There are rumors that for this promotion, Microsoft paid $3 million in royalties to the Rolling Stones. The Puget Sound Business Journal has excerpted a statement from Bob Herbold: “For Microsoft, spending $200 million to promote Windows 95 is a real move. The company hired the Wieden & Kennedy advertising agency in Portland and advertised on television for the first time.

Of course, the most ironic or memorable thing is that after 20 years of birth, the start menu is still a big selling point for the Windows operating system.

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