In a new suit that echoes earlier charges from Netscape, Sun Microsystems and others, Microsoft is accused of bullying companies out of using Burst.com products and stealing the streaming company's technology.
The government has asked an appeals court to issue an order promptly moving the Microsoft case back to the trial court.
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The merger of America Online and Netscape Communications reared its head both inside the courtroom and on the courthouse steps during the Microsoft antitrust trial.
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