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: Antitrust ReviewExclusionary conduct in Microsoft III
By Hanno Kaiser
Here is a chart that summarizes Microsoft’s conduct and its evaluation by the D.C. Cir. in the Microsoft III case. A similar chart is included in my 2007 Antitrust and Innovation lecture slides, but this one corrects an error: The commingling of OS and IE code was found to be exclusionary. Thanks to Evan Hill-Ries from NYU School of Law for pointing this out.
Full post as published by Antitrust Review on April 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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