Titlebook: Competition, Innovation and the Microsoft Monopoly: Antitrust in the Digital Marketplace; Proceedings of a con Jeffrey A. Eisenach,Thomas M

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Is Heightened Antitrust Scrutiny Appropriate for Software Markets?,e visions of the world — i.e. theories — that can explain behavior — i.e. facts. Both theory and fact are crucial. Theory without fact has an untested quality that many abhor, particularly lawyers who consider themselves steeped in everyday reality; fact without theory has an . cast, making, at the

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Using Leverage to Preserve Monopoly,ues that arise in software markets. It analyzes an array of key antitrust concerns, including mergers, standard setting, and a variety of vertical restraints. It is an important contribution that policy makers should study.

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,Microsoft’s Use of Zero Price Bundling to Fight the “Browser Wars”,sh to license Microsoft’s personal computer operating system software, “Windows 95”, to also license and install Microsoft’s browser software, “Internet Explorer”.. DOJ claims that such a contractual requirement amounts to an illegal tying arrangement, with Microsoft anticompetitively extending the

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Digital Convergence?, is the explosive spread of the Internet. Are voice telephony, computer networks, and (in a new twist on a decades old theme) broadcast entertainment and information finally set to coalesce into a single, seamless, whole, with the Internet the glue pasting them together?

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Digital Convergence?,rocess, he shows how dangerous it is to try to predict how these sectors will develop. Nevertheless, he is willing to offer some advice for antitrust authorities on the hottest issue of the day — what to do about Microsoft’s extension into the market for new products, such as Internet browsers. I fi

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Digital Convergence?,nd that I have few differences with most of Flamm’s analysis, but I would surely be less assertive about the possible benefits of any attempt to force Microsoft to erect “Chinese walls” and to provide advance information about changes in its operating systems to its competitors in downstream product markets.

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gainst Microsoft, and it is the question this volume isdesigned to answer. .America‘s antitrust laws were born out of the Industrial Revolution.Opponents of the antitrust laws argue that whatever merit theantitrust laws may have had in the past they have no place in adigital economy. Rapid innovatio

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