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01/29: Microsoft's Antitrust Oversight Extended by Two Years

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Todd Bishop has the story.

U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly issued a ruling this evening extending the expiring terms of Microsoft's U.S. antitrust consent decree until Nov. 12, 2009, two years from the previous expiration date. California, New York and other states had been asking for a five-year extension; Microsoft had argued that none was needed.

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01/29: Microsoft's Antitrust Oversight Extended by Two Years

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