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MS puts Cityscape arts guide on Sidewalk

Martin Veitch ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 12 Nov 1996 11:00 GMT

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Microsoft yesterday christened its much-hyped localised online arts guide project, formally known by its Cityscape codename. The new name is Sidewalk, although it is not clear if such an American word will be used for a UK launch.

Sidewalk goes live early next year in Seattle, to be followed later in 1997 by San Francisco, Boston, New York, Washington DC, San Diego and Minneapolis/St. Paul in the US; Sydney in Australia; and up to seven more including, almost certainly, London.

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