Short Take: DOJ asks Netscape for files
The U.S. Justice Department has now requested documents from Netscape as part of its investigation of Microsoft concerning allegations of unfair competition in the Internet marketplace. The documents, which involved "a bunch of Internet markets," not just browsers, were requested last month, according to Netscape attorney Gary Reback. Reback wouldn't elaborate but he called the request a "logical step" in the investigation process.
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The has now requested documents from Netscape as part of its investigation
of Microsoft concerning allegations
of unfair competition in the Internet marketplace. The documents, which
involved "a bunch of Internet markets," not just browsers, were requested
last month, according to Netscape attorney Gary Reback. Reback wouldn't elaborate but he called the request a "logical step" in the investigation process.