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Microsoft CEO Bill Gates in an August file photo.
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Following are key Post stories about the
Microsoft antitrust trial. To read pre-trial coverage, please visit the Case Timeline. Highlights on this page include:
Latest Stories
February 28, 1999
David Ignatius: The Microsoft Mind-Set
February 27, 1999
Microsoft Rests in Antitrust Trial
February 26, 1999
Trial Focuses On Gateway Document
FTC Chairman Urges Caution On Breakups
February 25, 1999
Microsoft Officials Deny Sabotage
February 24, 1999
Microsoft Defense Cites Job Suggestion
February 23, 1999
Microsoft Witness's Credibility Assailed
February 20, 1999
Compaq Official Cites Microsoft 'Partnership'
February 19, 1999
Judge Sharply Questions Microsoft
February 18, 1999
Microsoft Denies It Tried to Collude
February 17, 1999
Microsoft Understated Netscape's Handicap
David Ignatius: Now for Some Real Courtroom Drama
February 15, 1999
U.S., 19 States Discuss Possible Sanctions Plan for Microsoft
February 12, 1999
Another Video by Microsoft Is Challenged
February 11, 1999
Microsoft Pressure Acknowledged
February 10, 1999
A New Microsoft Tape Elicits Another Admission
February 9, 1999
Microsoft Officer Acknowledges Restriction on Internet Firms
February 5, 1999
Microsoft Counters With New Videotape
Boies Strategy: Casting Doubt on Firm's Credibility
February 4, 1999
Microsoft's Credibility Questioned
February 3, 1999
Microsoft Evidence Backfires
February 2, 1999
Microsoft Video Draws Concessions at Trial
January Stories
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October Stories
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