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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly?
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To: Flair who wrote (4771)1/23/1998 6:43:00 AM
From: Flair  Read Replies (2) of 74651
 
All, "Microsoft may face new antitrust case-WSJ"

Reuters Story - January 23, 1998 03:34

NEW YORK, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Justice Department
investigators are building a new antitrust case against
Microsoft Corp that could affect its planned
introduction of Windows 98, the Wall Street Journal said Friday.
Citing lawyers and officials familiar with these efforts,
the newspaper reported in its electronic edition that the new
case could reach far beyond the issue that the company just
settled.
On Thursday, the software giant agreed to separate its World
Wide Web browser software from its Windows 95 operating system
to avoid being found in contempt of court.
The new case, if it goes forward, would attack the heart of
Microsoft's strategy of using Windows to break into new markets,
the newspaper said.
One approach being considered is that the Justice Department
demand that Microsoft provide a version of Windows 98 without
Internet access to computer makers who want it, the newspaper
said.
Microsoft plans to introduce Windows 98 later this year.
In addition, the newspaper said the government is reviewing
Microsoft's contracts with Internet service providers.
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