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  • A riddle: Why does Netscape still exist?

    Netscape actually lost the browser wars a long time ago, in part because of Microsoft's tactics, but also because its product is no longer very good. And no judicial ruling is going to change that.

  • Advice to AOL: Sit down, shut up

    Should stiffer sanctions be imposed on Microsoft? Well, yes, but adding yet another lawsuit won't address that issue--nor does it obscure the fact that Netscape was faltering all on its own.

  • AOL-Microsoft spat thwarts surfers

    Users of AOL client and e-mail services and Windows XP are caught in the middle of a compatibility conflict between the two applications and their creators.

  • AOL, MS: You've got conflict

    As Microsoft did on the PC desktop, AOL battled fiercely in the early days of the Internet--beating stiff competition to reach the top. Now Microsoft is launching an all-out attack in AOL territory, add one of the largest antitrust cases in US history, and you've got a conflict.

  • Bill Gates: Designing your future

    The recent legal battles in which Microsoft have been embroiled, have not sidetracked Chairman Bill Gates from forging ahead with a plan to dominate the market for Web services.

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