429 news & feature articles results for "antitrust brief"

With $110 billion of cable investments hanging in the balance, AT&T takes the stand in a highly anticipated federal appeals case.

Posted by Corey Grice

Comcast bails out of efforts to top AT&T's offer for MediaOne while concluding a side agreement with the telephone and cable giant.

Posted by Corey Grice and Kurt Oeler

Proceedings include disclosure of an email sent by Netscape cofounder Jim Clark that attempted to persuade Microsoft to take an equity stake in the browser maker.

Posted by Dan Goodin

As wireless telephony and computing combine, the center of gravity in digital technology is clearly shifting.
The New York Times

Posted by Steve Lohr

Java executive Alan Baratz testifies Microsoft is trying to "flood the market" with a "divergent version of Java."

Posted by Dan Goodin and Tim Clark

Executives outline the company's future, hoping for synergy with three businesses: enterprise, e-commerce, and Netcenter.

Posted by Paul Festa and Tim Clark

Attorney David Boies made his name during the Microsoft trial. Now Napster fans hope he'll be their savior to keep music downloads free.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

The story behind the abrupt departure of Oracle's president is one of hubris, greed, betrayal and personal epiphany--characteristics that have come to define the nucleus of Silicon Valley.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

If Bill Gates is the brains of Microsoft, then Steve Ballmer must be the brawn. Whenever the company needs a fire-breathing, podium-pounding alter ego to Gates's detached corporate coolness, the No. 2 man at Microsoft gets the call.

Posted by Alex Lash