Archive for Laura Bennett Peterson
Laura Bennett Peterson, an attorney, was an amicus curiae on the appeal of United States v. Microsoft.
Antitrust After Microsoft: The Obsolescence of Antitrust in the Digital Era
What’s in a name? Even the simple title, Antitrust After Microsoft, suggests a question: Will there ever be an after Microsoft? Federal antitrust agencies have investigated and prosecuted Microsoft since 1990. The resolution of the federal suit, the focus of the author’s attention, will not lay to rest the actions it encouraged, as entities including [...]
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For Equality; Against Privilege
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