Clinton orders 1M investigation into violence in entertainment
President Clinton announced a $1 million, 18 month probe by the Justice Department and FTC into whether video games music and movies market violence to children. He cited 40 000 witnessed murders and 200 000 dramatized acts by age 18 and urged industry restraint.
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Appeals court reins Hubbell charge over Castle Grande scheme
A federal appeals court 3 0 reinstated a criminal charge against Webster Hubbell accusing him of concealing his and Hillary Rodham Clinton's legal work on the Castle Grande land deal near Little Rock. The ruling rejects Hubbell's claim the indictment is too vague and sets trial for Aug. 9.
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Microsoft trial resumes after lengthy recess
The government uses an economist lens to argue Microsoft pursued a Windows monopoly by giving Internet Explorer away with Windows. Franklin Fisher testified the actions lacked economic sense unless protecting market dominance, countering MIT critic Schmalensee who said Microsoft is not a monopoly.
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