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nCUBE, a leading vendor of broadband video-on-demand systems, has announced a relationship with Microsoft to port nCUBE's video-on-demand client application to the Microsoft TV platform. This partnership will enable broadband operators to combine nCUBE's highly scalable video servers with Microsoft's popular client platform, providing
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Microsoft Corp. and Swedish mobile phone maker Ericsson AB are joining forces to create a new generation of Web-connected mobile phones for business. The joint venture, based in Sweden, will design "smart phones" that allow business workers to connect directly to corporate networks, email systems, and other business
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The surprise deal between Ericsson and Microsoft has sent Psion's shares plummeting, from £30.05 to £17.50 before rebounding to £26.38. The agreement between the two technology giants will see them collaborate on software that enables email reception on mobile phones. This move is seen as
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Microsoft Corp. and New Era of Networks Inc. have announced a strategic relationship to jointly enhance and market e-commerce integration solutions based on Microsoft platforms and NEON's e-commerce integration products. As part of this partnership, New Era of Networks is joining the BizTalk steering committee as a leading
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Microsoft and New Era of Networks (NEON) have formed a strategic relationship to jointly enhance and market e-commerce integration solutions based on Microsoft's BizTalk platform and NEON's e-commerce integration products. As part of this partnership, NEON has endorsed the Microsoft BizTalk Framework and will be joining
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Thomas Penfield Jackson, the trial judge, has appointed Richard Posner, a federal appeals court judge and antitrust expert, as mediator for renewed settlement talks between Microsoft and the Justice Department. Judge Posner's appointment raises hopes for a quick settlement, as his conservative brand of jurisprudence associated with the
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Judge Thomas Jackson's innovative approach to the Microsoft antitrust trial has sparked renewed hope for a settlement between the warring parties. While in court, Jackson has set a series of rolling deadlines for submissions, he has also initiated out-of-court settlement talks under the mediation of outside judge Richard
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U.S. District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson has made a surprise move in the Microsoft antitrust trial by appointing mediator Richard Posner, the chief judge for the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago. This move is seen as a significant step towards a possible out-of-court agreement between
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Raymond J. Keating, chief economist of the Small Business Survival Committee (SBSC), has issued a scathing critique of Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson's "Findings of Fact" in the Microsoft antitrust case. Keating argues that the case falls short on three major issues, including the definition of the
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US District Court judge Thomas Penfield Jackson delivered a significant blow to Microsoft on November 5, 1999, releasing findings of fact that conclude the company enjoys monopoly power in the market for Intel-compatible PC operating systems. According to Jackson, three main facts indicate Microsoft's dominance: a large and
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A federal judge, Thomas Penfield Jackson, has ruled that Microsoft has used its dominance in the computer industry to bully rivals and squelch competition, paving the way for a final judgment that could fundamentally realign the multibillion-dollar technology industry. The 207-page ruling accepted almost all of the government's
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As the Microsoft Corp. antitrust trial reaches a critical stage, US District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson is set to issue a "Findings of Fact" document that will shed light on his thoughts on the case. The document, likely to be released on a Friday, will outline the judge&
