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To: Bald Eagle who wrote (5335)11/3/1997 7:05:00 PM
From: Kal  Read Replies (1) of 64865
 
Microsoft assailed by GOP Senator

The chairman of the Senate Judiciary committee will warn Tuesday he believes
Microsoft is trying to dominate the Internet, according to The Wall Street
Journal. "Microsoft now has the ability to virtually annihilate any competitive
product it wants by bringing it into the next version of Windows," Utah's Sen.
Orrin Hatch said. He will preside over hearings to consider the Internet and
electronic commerce. A former federal Trade Commission official, Kevin
Arquit, is also expected to testify that he agrees Microsoft is positioned for a
monopoly position on the 'net, the report said. "If they can control content on the
Internet, they can control the information people get, and this is a serious public
policy concern," Arquit told the Journal. A spokesman for Microsoft denied the
charges, seeing "We don't believe anyone is going to be the gatekeeper of the
Internet. There will be hundreds of thousands of people doing content on the
Internet and commerce on the Internet," the report added.
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