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What is your opinion and brief description about the Microsoft anti trust case. Need your opinion about the outcome and if the solution was fair? why or why not? What remedies were not implemented and the impact you think the solution would have on Microsoft's competitors.
The main case was if Microsoft was allowed to bundle, its operating system Windows with its web browser Internet Explorer. During the trial court, the Judge Jackson held that the integration of the Windows with Internet Explorer constituted a violation of Section 1 and 2 of the Sherman Act and the remedy was that Microsoft should be broken down into two ...

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