Microsoft verdict viewed as legal stretch in antitrust case
In a ruling that may not resolve the long running dispute, District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson found Microsoft violated U.S. antitrust laws. The decision does not set a remediation and will lead to appeals, with broader industry shifts and ongoing litigation shaping the tech landscape.
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Elian case mocks U S policy says syndicated columnist
Mona Charen argues in a syndicated column that the Elian matter is a personal clash between Fidel Castro and the United States not a custody dispute. She notes Castro’s motives, Cuba’s repression, and the risk to Elian’s future if returned, urging a view of the case as a political grudge.
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Censorship not censorship in Erie nude dancing ban
Stephen Chapman argues Erie Pennsylvania ban on nude dancing extends beyond public venues to private spaces and even adult only establishments. He cites Supreme Court limits on protecting nude expression while criticizing the ruling and urging direct enforcement of public order laws instead of broad censorship.
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