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Government Case Against Microsoft Now Finished

In 2008, Microsoft was convicted of anti-competitive practices in a case pursued by the Department of Justice, as well as 19 individual states. After appeal, the ruling was upheld by an Appeals Court in 2001. The ruling called for government oversite of Microsoft to ensure that the company conforms to the mandates of the ruling. This government oversight has now come to an end.

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At long last, government case against Microsoft has ended

Andrew Ostler: I started working for The Employment Research Institute in 2008, and currently work as a content manager, writer, and editor for LawCrossing, EmploymentCrossing, and several of the company blogs, including JD Journal. I am also responsible for writing/editing many of the company emails for The Employment Research Institute.