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DOJ moves forward with breakup plans

 
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Government lawyers make minor revisions to their proposal for splitting up Microsoft over violations of antitrust laws as the judge prepares to issue his penalty ruling as early as this week.

"In some instances Microsoft outsmarted itself."

- Rich Gray, intellectual property attorney, Outside General Counsel Silicon Valley

 


DOJ tweaks Microsoft remedy plan
Government lawyers agree to mostly cosmetic changes in their proposed Microsoft penalty as the clock winds down for a decision from Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson.

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The government will concede to some of the changes the software giant requested but is likely to oppose others on concern the judge might consider adopting them without reasonable input.

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