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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly?
MSFT 484.87+0.2%3:55 PM EST
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To: david_si who wrote (47038)6/20/2000 2:29:00 PM
From: Insitu  Read Replies (1) of 74651
 
David--A monopoly doesn't mean 100% market share. I think some monopolies have been found with market shares of 65% or so. Usually 80% market share will meet the monopoly definition and always a 90% market share will be found to be a monopoly. Once you understand the case law, it is clear why that part of the case was a slam dunk. Even counting the Mac OS, which TPJ inexplicably did not, MSFT has a monopoly in the OS market. BTW, as James Bowers points out, Alcoa was a 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals case, written by the great Judge Learned Hand, not a Supreme Court case.
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