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23629 Dan, aren't you a University of Chicago guy? (just not a "dreaded"DJ-11/19/1999
23628 Dan, Another article to peruse from someone at BeOS I think who discusses a linommedeguerre-11/19/1999
23627 Mediator appointed in MS antitrust case zdnet.com <i>The judge in the MiDaniel Schuh-11/19/1999
23626 Hi Reggie, "Microsoft's main firm in this case is very well respectednommedeguerre-11/19/1999
23625 <i>Based on the judge's findings of fact, does Microsoft's monopoRTev-11/19/1999
23624 Dell: What's Bad for MS is good for us zdnet.com Meanwhile, the guy whoDaniel Schuh-11/19/1999
23623 Would Bush cut MS antitrust slack? zdnet.com Maybe, maybe not, says this articDaniel Schuh-11/19/1999
23622 By breaking up Microsoft, you will be unlocking significant value. Imagine the Reginald Middleton-11/19/1999
23621 Dvorak's sometimes a little cranky, Harvey, but I liked this piece, especiaDaniel Schuh-11/19/1999
23620 Microsoft judge sets date for more oral arguments news.cnet.com In which we sDaniel Schuh-11/19/1999
23619 Reg- You sound like you're trying to talk Microsoft's stock up. RemembeHarvey Allen-11/19/1999
23618 You have to put the blame on the prosecution as well. The judge has made signifReginald Middleton-11/19/1999
23617 <i>There will still be room for Microsoft's lawyers to make some inteGerald R. Lampton-11/18/1999
23616 <i>. I'm also happy to see that you finally recognize the importance Gerald R. Lampton-11/18/1999
23615 <i>Microsoft also faces a whole litany of lawsuits should it go the appeaGerald R. Lampton-11/18/1999
23614 As for pundits, I agree. But clients can educate their attorneys, and the attoCharles Tutt-11/18/1999
23613 RTev hasn't heard it all before, Reggie. Microsoft has done nothing wrong,Daniel Schuh-11/18/1999
23612 I have to admit, you debate with much more poise, reason and sustenance than maReginald Middleton-11/18/1999
23611 <i>For one, it narrowly characterizes the OS as software that controls InRTev-11/18/1999
23610 The finding of fact doesn't concur with your harebrain history from MicrosoDaniel Schuh-11/18/1999
23609 You found a real prince of a friend there Reggie, what can I say. Someone withDaniel Schuh-11/18/1999
23608 The FOF does not recognize several facts. For one, it narrowly characterizes thReginald Middleton-11/18/1999
23607 <i>History has proved that the dominant OS in terms of applications suppoRTev-11/18/1999
23606 Someone posted this to me on a private thread. I thought it made sense: ThursReginald Middleton-11/18/1999
23605 Microsoft's main firm in this case is very well respected, I am familiar wiReginald Middleton-11/18/1999
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