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The Justice Department considered but rejected penalties against Microsoft in its antitrust case that would have forced the company to reveal the secret blueprints to its Windows software and to distribute products from its fiercest rivals, court records show. Critics have said the government's settlement is inadequate and that Microsoft will be able to bypass many of the agreement's sanctions because of vague language.
November 16, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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