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In a lengthy and contentious hearing, the Microsoft Corporation and the Justice Department defended their attempt to settle antitrust charges before a panel of three Federal appeals court judges. The judges repeatedly questioned the software giant and its opponents, expressing skepticism about the proposed deal. Opponents of Microsoft argued that
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Microsoft's Gregory Riker is set to share the company's vision of a future where technology and lifestyle converge, as part of a public forum organized by the Churchill Club. The event, scheduled for April 27 at 6 p.m., will explore the potential of wearable technology
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Microsoft Corp. and the Justice Department have filed their final appeal briefs in preparation for a critical oral argument on April 24, regarding a proposed antitrust consent decree. The Justice Department rejects friend-of-the-court briefs filed by Microsoft critics, arguing that their arguments would lead to an unauthorized and constitutionally suspect
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Microsoft has entered into an agreement with Productivity Point International to authorize 42 training facilities as Microsoft Authorized Technical Education Centers (ATECs). This marks the single largest increase in ATEC sites to date, creating the largest single association of ATEC sites in North America. The agreement is expected to significantly
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Microsoft has agreed to display Wang's name on every copy of Microsoft Windows, settling a long-standing lawsuit over ownership of Object Linking and Embedding (OLE), a cornerstone of Microsoft Windows. The deal also includes a cash consideration, worldwide service agreement, and technology access, positioning Wang for market leadership
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Continental Cablevision, Inc., one of the most technologically advanced cable companies in the U.S., has chosen Oracle7 database products and related services as the foundation for its new global superstructure, aimed at supporting more than 10,000 employees and better equipping the company to serve consumers. The contract, valued
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Oracle Corp., the world's leading supplier of information management software, has announced a number of new products and services at the European Oracle User Group (EOUG) conference in Florence, Italy. These new offerings, which include the industry's first software suites for client/server application development, database
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Apple Computer Inc. is set to reveal in federal district court that Microsoft Corp. has continued to distribute allegedly stolen software, violating a federal restraining order. The software in question is Video for Windows, which contains 1,000 lines of Apple's QuickTime code. Apple had filed a lawsuit
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Microsoft Corporation, the world's largest software company, announced today that its highly anticipated Windows 95 operating system has entered its final test phase with a target release date in August. The company has released Beta 3, a test version of Windows 95, to 50,000 participants as part
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The Microsoft Corporation's plans for its electronic news service have sparked concerns among journalists and media critics about the company's potential influence on news coverage. As Microsoft begins to gather and package news for its computer users, the debate about ownership and editorial control has reignited.
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Microsoft and Vanstar Corp., a leading multivendor technology services company, have announced a significant milestone agreement to provide corporate customers with distribution, installation, and support for the Microsoft Windows NT Server network operating system and other Microsoft BackOffice products on a nationwide basis. This agreement represents the broadest commitment to
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The Court of Appeal for the First Circuit has reversed the lower court's decision, declaring that Borland International did not infringe on Lotus Development's copyright for its 1-2-3 spreadsheet menu command hierarchy. This ruling marks a significant victory for Borland and sets a precedent for the
