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United States v. Microsoft Settlement:
Comments Provided to the Court on February 14, 2002
On February 14, 2002, the Department of Justice made available to the
U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia 47 comments received
during the 60-day public comment period relating to the Revised
Proposed Final Judgment. These comments represent the comments characterized
as major in the Joint Status Report
submitted to the Court on February 8, 2002.
This page provides links to each of the 47 comments provided to the Court
on February 14, 2002. The comments are listed in alphabetical order by
the name of the person or entity submitting the comment.
- Mark Alexander
- The American Antitrust
Institute
- Association for Competitive
Technology (ACT)
- AOL Time Warner
- Joseph L. Bast
- John A. Carroll
- Catavault
- Center for the Moral Defense
of Capitalism
- Computer & Communications
Industry Association (CCIA)
- Computing Technology Industry
Association (CompTIA)
- Consumer Federation of
America, et al.
- Consumers for Computing
Choice and Open Platform Working Group
- Nicholas S. Economides
- Einer Elhauge
- John Giannandrea
- Jonathan Gifford
- Jeffrey E. Harris
- Rebecca Henderson
- Paul Johnson
- KDE League, Inc.
- Dan Kegel
- The Honorable Herb Kohl,
U.S. Senator
- Robert E. Litan, Roger
D. Noll, and William D. Nordhaus
- Litigating States (California,
Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Utah,
West Virginia, and the District of Columbia)
- Daniel Maddux
- Eben Moglen
- Ralph Nader and James Love
- NetAction and Computer
Professionals for Social Responsibility
- The New York Times
- Novell, Inc.
- Palm, Inc.
- Ramon G. Pantin
- The Progress & Freedom
Foundation
- Project to Promote Competition
& Innovation in the Digital Age (ProCOMP)
- RealNetworks, Inc.
- Red Hat, Inc.
- Relpromax Antitrust Inc.
- SBC Communications Inc.
- Software and Information
Industry Association (SIIA)
- Sony Corporation
- Sun Microsystems, Inc.
- The Telecommunications
Research and Action Center, National Black Chamber of Commerce, and
National Native Americans Chamber of Commerce
- Mason Thomas
- The Honorable John V. Tunney,
former U.S. Senator
- U.S. Senate
- Steven Waldman
- Washington Legal Foundation
Note: Every effort has been made to accurately reproduce the comments
on this web site. Some comments were converted into text using optical
character recognition (OCR) technology and then tested for accuracy. Nevertheless,
some differences may exist between the original document and the text
version on this web site. The PDF images of these documents most accurately
reflect the original submissions; the HTML versions are provided to facilitate
browsing and searching.
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