Mike Slade

One of Allen's newest wholly owned companies is Starwave, which he plans to make into his multimedia content provider.

Starwave is headed up by Mike Slade, another early Microsoft employee who left to work at the company Steve Jobs started after Apple.

Next, computers.

Starwave's mission is to envision products and services as if bandwidth were infinite and free.

One of Allen's newest wholly owned companies is Starwave, which he plans to make into his multimedia content provider.

Starwave is headed up by Mike Slade, another early Microsoft employee who left to work at the company Steve Jobs started after Apple.

Next, computers.

Starwave's mission is to envision products and services as if bandwidth were infinite and free.

One of Allen's newest wholly owned companies is Starwave, which he plans to make into his multimedia content provider.

Starwave is headed up by Mike Slade, another early Microsoft employee who left to work at the company Steve Jobs started after Apple.

Next, computers.

Starwave's mission is to envision products and services as if bandwidth were infinite and free.

One of Allen's newest wholly owned companies is Starwave, which he plans to make into his multimedia content provider.

Starwave is headed up by Mike Slade, another early Microsoft employee who left to work at the company Steve Jobs started after Apple.

Next computers.

Starwave's mission is to envision products and services as if bandwidth were infinite and free.

One of Allen's newest wholly owned companies is Starwave, which he plans to make into his multimedia content provider.

Starwave is headed up by Mike Slade, another early Microsoft employee who left to work at the company Steve Jobs started after Apple, NeXT Computers.

Starwave's mission is to envision products and services as if bandwidth were infinite and free.

In other words, as if there were no technological and financial limits to how titles and services could be produced and delivered.

One of Allen's newest wholly owned companies is Starwave, which he plans to make into his multimedia content provider.

Starwave is headed up by Mike Slade, another early Microsoft employee who left to work at the company Steve Jobs started after Apple.

Next computers.

Starwave's mission is to envision products and services as if bandwidth were infinite and free.