MICROSOFT VERSUS DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

On November 6, 1999, the Los Angles Times headline AMicrosoft Empire a Monopoly, Judge Says in Antitrust Case@ (Shiver 1) suggested an end to the antitrust case which has been going on for the past nine years. The word Asuggested@ is used because the declaration was a Afinding of fact@ and the case is still open to appeal and the damages, if any, are still to be determined, as is the status of the case. Still claiming damages are Connecticut and 18 other states. AConnecticut Attorney Gen. Richard Blumenthal indicated that [the states] are likely to be more hard-nosed in the wake of Judge Jackson=s decision@ (Shiver 1).

The U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson said in his 207-page finding AMicrosoft has demonstrated that it wil

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