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To: John F. Dowd who wrote (11614)	10/21/1998 10:01:00 PM
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To All: This is amazing! NSCP should run for political office. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp. resumed its defense of government antitrust charges Wednesday, accusing Netscape Communications Corp. of being the first to suggest Microsoft take a stake in the then fledgling Internet browser maker. Government lawyers have said the software titan offered to take a position in Netscape in a June 1995 meeting at which, they charge, Microsoft proposed to illegally divide the browser market. But Microsoft lawyer John Warden produced a December 1994 message from Netscape co-founder and then chairman Jim Clark to two senior Microsoft officials that said: "You might take an equity position in Netscape with the ability to expand the position later."

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