MS/DOJ: Harm to buyers hard to prove
Has all this testimony shown that Microsoft has harmed consumers?
Stories by Patrick Thibodeau
MS/DOJ: Angry words from both sides
Government gets more tape, documents on the record
MS/DOJ: MS witness: I see no monopoly
MS provides "a desirable software platform at low prices" says MIT dean
MS/DOJ: Microsoft pricing scrutinised
Some legal experts aren't so sure about pricing proof
MS/DOJ: E-mails call cross-platform "disease"
US government fires last shots
MS/DOJ: Witness says bundling is inefficient
Farber's views should be taken with a huge grain of salt
Two sides grapple over Java
Software giant intent on portraying Java as the programming language that will never match its promise
MS/DOJ: Gosling says MS feared Java threat
Microsoft set out to destroy Java's cross-platform benefits, says creator
MS/DOJ: MS ends cross-examination of economist
Java creator next up
MS/DOJ: IBM Exec Recounts OS/2 Wars
The government today turned, once again, to Microsoft Corp. Chairman and CEO Bill Gates to introduce a new witness in its antitrust case against the software giant.
MS/DoJ: Microsoft lawyer grills Intel witness
Microsoft began its cross examination today of the Intel executive who has accused the software giant of pressuring it to drop a technology that would have improved the PC's multimedia capabilities
Judge's mood may affect Microsoft strategy
Microsoft must now decide on message
MS/DOJ: MS paints Apple as hardball player
Apple threatened us with patent lawsuit, says Microsoft defence
MS/DOJ: DOJ gets to counterattack
Barksdale leaves the stand, AOL next
MS/DOJ: Apple to follow Netscape
DOJ says Microsoft pressured Apple to stop marketing QuickTime for Windows