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MS nears deal in private suits; kids benefit
The software giant is settling scores of private antitrust cases that charge the company abused its Windows software monopoly. Under the deal, Microsoft will provide software and computers to poor...
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States see flaws in settlement
Many of the 18 states still involved in antitrust litigation against Microsoft agreed to seek changes in the DOJ agreement, but what will happen if the changes aren't accepted?
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Microsoft may face huge fine from EU
The European Commission is considering a massive fine and a demand that Microsoft drop some features from its Windows software, according to confidential documents.
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Next antitrust hearings to focus on XP
Government lawyers said they will make Windows XP software a central focus in the final round of court hearings in their landmark antitrust case against Microsoft.
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Microsoft drafting a peace treaty
In response to the Justice Department's decision not to pursue a Microsoft breakup, the company is writing a new proposal to settle the antitrust case.
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Senate committee plans XP hearings
Sen. Charles Schumer says that hearings are necessary because Windows XP now threatens to cause 'grave harm to consumers,' as well as to competitors .
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Microsoft, DOJ taking a hard line
Negotiations among Microsoft, states and the DOJ will resume this week for the first time since the appellate decision. But don't expect any agreements soon.
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Microsoft pulls back on Java support
Prerelease copies of Microsoft's Windows XP drop the software needed to run Java-based programs. MS says current Java support 'is a lot of code that many users don't need.'
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Microsoft moves to appease the DOJ
Sources say Microsoft contacted a top Justice Department official last week to propose new settlement negotiations shortly before the company announced plans to ease certain license restrictions...
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Kodak tangles with Microsoft over Win XP
A row develops after the photo giant finds a trial version of Windows XP favors Microsoft's own digital imaging tool. It's all part of the master plan for the upcoming OS.
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FTC charges Microsoft with deceptive advertising
The FTC is focusing on Microsoft's aggressive advertising campaign targeting Palm Inc., whose products compete against handheld devices using Microsoft's Windows software.
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AOL, Time Warner deal nears
The companies cleared the way for approval of their $111 billion merger as they signed an agreement with antitrust enforcers under which they commit to open their cable systems to Internet rivals.
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MS makes mischief for AOL/Time Warner
Microsoft raises questions about the effect AOL's proposed merger with Time Warner would have on high-speed Internet access for consumers.
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FTC demands changes in AOL merger
On the eve of a vote on the merger, some FTC members demand proof of AOL's open-access promises.
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U.S. nears deal with AOL, Time Warner
Companies eyeing an agreement that would force them to open high-speed cable lines to Internet competitors and speed along their merger.
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Judge blasts MS in Bristol ruling
U.S. District judge says Bristol Technology was the victim of 'classic bait-and-switch' tactics from Microsoft. New legal woes ahead?
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MS-DOJ: It's a duel of filings now
The restrictions on Microsoft's business practices could go into effect right after Labor Day, and the government is fighting the software giant to keep that timetable intact.
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AOL under FTC investigation
The FTC thinks AOL's viselike control of 90 percent of the IM market of more than a billion messages a day could be a monopoly.
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Jackson: Decision based on credibility
In an extraordinary interview, Judge Jackson said, 'if someone lies to you once, how much else can you credit as the truth'?
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DOJ wants to block WorldCom-Sprint
Federal antitrust enforcers say the $115 billion proposed merger would violate federal antitrust laws, according to sources.
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