AT&T Co’s Multimedia Software Solutions group in Maitland, Florida says it plans to market over a dozen multimedia applications in 1994, with packages ranging from draw, animation and presentation software for the consumer market to advanced feature products for Windows and NT: it already offers illustration, animation, and interactive multimedia authoring software in the high-end MS-DOS market as RIO, RIO Animator, and Panorama but is planning a new common name to reflect its overall multimedia strategy.
