USA: U.S FEDERAL JUDGE THOMAS JACKSON SAYS MICROSOFT HAS VIOLATED AMERICA'S ANTI TRUST LAWS RESULTING IN PERSONAL COMPUTER SOFTWARE MONOPOLIES
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USA: U.S FEDERAL JUDGE THOMAS JACKSON SAYS MICROSOFT HAS VIOLATED AMERICA'S ANTI TRUST LAWS RESULTING IN PERSONAL COMPUTER SOFTWARE MONOPOLIES
- Title: USA: U.S FEDERAL JUDGE THOMAS JACKSON SAYS MICROSOFT HAS VIOLATED AMERICA'S ANTI TRUST LAWS RESULTING IN PERSONAL COMPUTER SOFTWARE MONOPOLIES
- Date: 3rd April 2000
- Summary: WASHINGTON, D.C., UNITED STATES (APRIL 3, 2000) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) 1. CU SIGN READING "UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BOOKSTORE" PULL OUT TO GOVERNMENT WORKERS WHEELING COPIES UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE THOMAS PENFIELD JACKSON'S "CONCLUSIONS OF LAW" AT GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE (3 SHOTS) 0.18 2. CU COPY OF "CONCLUSIONS OF LAW" 0.25 3. WIDE/
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- Location: WASHINGTON, D.C., UNITED STATES
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- Country: USA
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