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In an attempt to steal some thunder from Microsoft's Windows Media 9 launch party Thursday, competitor RealNetworks hired guerrilla marketers to hold signs boasting its own software outside the event's location at the Hollywood and Highland Complex in Los Angeles.
RealNetworks whose founder and Chief Executive Rob Glaser was once a Microsoft executive said the marketers were quickly escorted off the premises, but not before they handed out several hundred CD versions of its software to play audio and video online.
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