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Throughout the 1990s, Microsoft had to battle against the likes of the United States Department of Justice and twenty individual states. The case against Microsoft was for the violations of two sections of the Sherman Act. ... These are the points of view from three different sides: Microsoft, the Federal District Court, and the Department of Justice.
Microsoft was arguing for the fact that they did not violate any rules or regulations of how a competitive business should be run. ... Since both Java and Netscape Navigator were considered as Microsoft’s competition, the argument could be made that Microsoft was not considered to be a monopoly.
Approximate Word count = 486 Approximate Pages = 1.9 (250 words per page double spaced)
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