Word: browser
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...Judge, Thomas P. Jackson, announced his ruling Wednesday at the end of a two-day hearing related to other matters in the antitrust case, which alleges that Microsoft illegally tried to gain market share in the Internet browser wars...
Microsoft alleged that the e-mails revealed Lessig to be a "partisan of Netscape," Microsoft's rival in the Internet Browser wars...
WASHINGTON: Talk about brazen: "The government got what it wanted, knowing full well what the consequences would be" ? thus spake Richard J. Urowsky, attorney for software giant Microsoft, as the browser battle picked up where it left off in December. Clearly, the firm's lawyers have lost none of their chutzpah in the intervening month ? at one point Urowsky claimed that Microsoft, that poor lost soul, was caught between contrary unbundling orders from the DOJ and the court. Even the judge, Thomas Penfield Jackson, had to raise his eyebrows at that. "Microsoft came across as very abrasive," says Netly News...
...Justice Department initiated the anti-trust litigation in question last year, arguing that Microsoft illegally tried to gain market share in the Internet browser wars by integrating Internet Explorer and the Windows 95 operating system...
Microsoft controls roughly 90 percent of the operating system market. Until recently, Netscape had a near-total monopoly on Web browser software, but within the last two years Microsoft has captured approximately 40 percent of the market through aggressive marketing of Internet Explorer...