MS/DOJ: Netscape exec in first public deposition
Microsoft tries to undermine government's monopoly claim
Stories by Patrick Thibodeau
Microsoft, DOJ meeting lasts two hours
Both sides leave without talking to reporters
FTC meets with privacy group over PIII complaints
Spokeswoman cautions against reading too much into meeting
MS/DOJ: Microsoft rests disastrous defence
Microsoft spent this week fending off attacks from both its software competitors and the U.S. federal judge as it wrapped up its defence in the Department of Justice's antitrust case.
MS/DOJ: MS witness Rosen again caught out
Testimony didn't match e-mail
MS/DOJ: Compaq allegedly gave Be info to MS
Witeness denies knowledge of breach
MS/DOJ: Govt. questions Intuit proposal
1990 Microsoft memo used to back Govt case
MS/DOJ: Netscape hurt itself, Myhrvold says
"Poor business decisions and insensitivity to needs of ISPs" cited
MS/DOJ: New video raises more questions
Microsoft VP combatice in court
MS/DOJ: Microsoft's video nasty gets even worse
Government shows Microsoft used multiple PCs to film videotape segment
MS/DOJ: Standalone, bundled IE same benefits
MS executive led through features by government lawyer
MS/DOJ: Judge orders MS to hand over document
Govt says doc may prove Microsoft illegally tied browser to Windows
MS/DOJ: Maritz admits Netscape seen as threat
Judge criticises Maritz for not being forthcoming
MS/DOJ: Maritz denies DOJ's allegations
MS exec says he knew of no plan to divide broswser market with Netscape
MS/DOJ: Govt. Grills Witness
MS witness calims browser/OS integration didn't hurt competitors