RealNetworks Inc. accused Microsoft Corp. of illegally monopolizing the field of digital media by requiring Windows users to accept the company's media player, renewing a long debate over the software behemoth's behavior toward competitors. RealNetworks alleged that the software giant has violated state and federal antitrust laws, took losses on software sales to boost market share, and exploited its Windows monopoly to restrict competition.
December 22, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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