Join Harvard Law antitrust professor Einer Elhauge as he moderates a roundtable discussion featuring Microsoft general counsel Brad Smith, former DOJ Antitrust head Doug Melamed, and BU law professor Keith Hylton, reflecting on the still potent legacy of one of the most important business trials in recent history.
Brad Smith must really spend a lot of time rationalizing and convincing himself that microsoft really is innocent aa he says, and that they don't engage in monopolistic practices. microsoft SHOULD have been punished very hard, and it's a shame they didn't. They're not being blamed for making a product or being a large company. It's because they embrace, extend & extinguish by tying things directly to their desktop monopoly in order to expand it and keep the prices high and increasing.
inso99 1 year ago