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1998-JAN ANANTILR 5Andrews Antitrust Litigation Reporter (Approx. 3 pages)

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COURT SETS JAN. 13 FOR ARGUMENT ON DOJ'S SECOND CONTEMPT MOTION United States v. Microsoft

1998-JAN ANANTILR 5Andrews Antitrust Litigation Reporter (Approx. 3 pages)

1998-JAN Andrews Antitrust Litig. Rep. 5

Andrews Antitrust Litigation Reporter

January, 1998

Civil Contempt

COURT SETS JAN. 13 FOR ARGUMENT ON DOJ'S SECOND CONTEMPT MOTION

United States v. Microsoft

U.S. District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson was scheduled to hear arguments Tuesday, Jan. 13, on the government's allegation that Microsoft is flouting an earlier order to unbundle its Internet browser from Windows 95. United States v. Microsoft, No....

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