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To: High-Tech East who wrote (11708)	11/16/1998 11:58:00 PM
From: JC Jaros	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 64865

Is Anyone Alive Out There Along The Pacific? Alive in Marin County California, Ken. Excellent couple of posts there. Can you post the link for that PC Week Online HP item? Here is a link to Sun's newest "Have You Heard" newsletter, It's a good way to get the latest from Sun in one periodical email package (note the subscription info). ---- ......................................... . Sun Computer Systems' Competitive PR . . HAVE YOU HEARD . . November 16, 1998 . ......................................... sun.com This competitive resource will be published on Sun.Com. Hosted as a sidebar to the Reality Check Web site, Have You Heard is where we will publish links to online stories on Sun's competitors. This site will be updated weekly, so check it out every Monday. You may subscribe to this service and receive the same content via weekly emails. Simply type "subscribe haveyouheard" in the body of an e-mail to <suninfo@sun.com>. To unsubscribe from this service, simply type "unsubscribe haveyouheard" in the body of an e-mail to <suninfo@sun.com> or go to sun.com. Suna Kneisley Sun Microsystems Competitive PR Manager vmail: 650.786.3224 fax: 650.786.8416 suna.kneisley@sun.com ********************************************************************** ...................... . Have You Heard? . . November 16, 1998 issue . ...................... * Have you heard...Microsoft has more issues to deal with than just a lawsuit? Publication: InfoWorld Issue Date: November 10, 1998 Article Title: The Windows Crack'd?: Product Ills Exposed cnn.com * Have you heard...Network computing really is the next big thing? Publication: InfoWorld Electric Issue Date: November 9, 1998 Article Title: Making predictions is easy, particularly if some kind of death is involved infoworld.com * Have you heard...the lastest review of Sun's Ultra 10 workstation? Publication: Performance Computing Issue Date: December 1998 Article Title: Sun's Ultra 10 Elite 3D performancecomputing.com * Have you heard... Solaris 7 is one of the most advanced 64-bit operating system available? Publication: InfoWorld Issue Date: November 9, 1998 Article Title: Sun Leapfrogs Intel-Based Rivals with 64-Bit Solaris7 infoworld.com * Have you heard...HP has asked some employees stay home in December? Publication: c/net Issue Date: November 10, 1998 Article Title: HP Staff Gets Forced Vacation news.com * Have you heard...Microsoft's chances of winning look slim? Publication: ZDNN Issue Date: November 11, 1998 Article Title: Microsoft Looking Like a Loser zdnet.com ------------ Although it's redundant at this point, I wrote to the DOJ the other day with information of possible interest to them, and got this generic response. If anyone else has anything for them, or merely encouragement and gratitude, the email address is mailto:microsoft.atr@usdoj.gov JCJ ---- Thank you for your interest in the Microsoft case. As you undoubtedly are aware, the Antitrust Division filed, on May 18, 1998, suit against the Microsoft Corporation alleging violations of Sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman Antitrust Act. The Division alleges that, through a variety of anticompetitive contracting practices, Microsoft seeks to monopolize theInternet browser market and maintain its monopoly over personal computer operating system software. We welcome any information that may be relevant to the case. As has been publicly reported, we have an ongoing investigation into a variety of other practices in which Microsoft has been engaged. We continue to welcome information regarding any Microsoft conduct or practices that may or may not be anticompetitive and any comments regarding the Division's investigation. For further information or a copy of any public documents (including press releases), please see our web page (www.usdoj.gov), call the Antitrust Documents Group (202-514-2481), or send a written request to 325 7th St NW, Suite 215, Washington, D.C. 20530. Thank you very much for your interest in federal antitrust enforcement, and particularly for your interest in the Microsoft case. Sincerely, Joel I. Klein