The New York Times 1999 Steve Lohr |
Title | Subject | Authors |
A clear-cut finding in blunt language.(U.S. Versus Microsoft) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
A coming-togerther of foes to assess Internet's impact.(Internet Policy Institute)(Internet/Web/Online Service Information) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Almost a Microsoft witness, but definitely a hot potato.(U.S. antitrust action against Microsoft Corp.; Michael L. Dertouzos, of MIT)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Antitrust cases illuminate tangled ties atop the PC industry; Microsoft and Compaq: quarrelsome partners or master and servant?(exploration of the relationship between the software maker and computer manufacturer in the Justice Department's antitrust case against Microsoft) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Antitrust in the slow lane.(the Microsoft case)(Industry Legal Issue)(Column) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
A parent's view of the World Wide Web as it reaches adolescence.(Tim Berners-Lee)(People) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Calling in experts to fix Microsoft if it's broken.(Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Companies join to promote a Linux operating system.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Computer age gains respect of economists.(some economists begin to believe that advances in information technology have spurred increase in productivity in the U.S.)(Technology Information) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Computer executive to run Microsoft Internet unit.(Richard E. Beluzzo) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Computing centers become the keeper of Web's future.(Digital Engine Rooms)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | John Markoff, Steve Lohr |
Even a mouse that roars can sit on the sidelines.(the Anir Vertical computer mouse, also known as Dr. Mouse)(Industry Trend or Event)(Column) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Fewer computer users give Microsoft a postive rating.(New York Times/CBS News poll)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
For Microsoft, humbled may not mean defeated; legal issues count more than many miscues.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
I.B.M. executive testifies on '97 Microsoft proposal.(Garry Norris)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
I.B.M. expands sales to others in its industry. | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
I.B.M. invests in campaign to promote its software. | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
I.B.M. may testify for U.S. against Microsoft in trial.(rebuttal phase of Justice Dept. antitrust suit)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
I.B.M. official has harsh words for Microsoft; new allegations, new details and some new documents for U.S.(IBM exec. Garry Norris testifies in Microsoft antitrust case)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
I.B.M. plans a supercomputer that works at the speed of life.(Product Development) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
In an antitrust suit, a tiny ex-partner is taking aim at Microsoft; Bristol Technology sues over denial of access to software-road map data.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Intel planning big move into Internet services. | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Internet companies set policies to help protect consumer privacy.(Internet/Web/Online Service Information) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Is Mr. Gates pouring fuel on his rivals' fire?(Bill Gates's $50 million donation to MIT's computer sciences department)(Editorial) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Justice Dept. and Microsoft put their cases into writing.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Microsoft and the question of monopoly; judge injects a note of skepticism into tenet of company's defense.(Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson queries Microsoft witness Richard L. Schmalensee) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Microsoft executive's testimony attacks accusers.(Paul Maritz)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Microsoft faces a class action on 'monopoly'.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Microsoft offical says company sought cooperation.(anti-trust suit against Microsoft Corp. continues)(Industry Legal Issue) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Microsoft presses its view about rivals' 3-way deal.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Microsoft puts its first witness on the stand.(M.I.T. economist Richard L. Schmalensee) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Microsoft's horizon.(judge's findings of fact conclude that Microsoft Corp. was a monopoly)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Microsoft's settlement talks hinge on PC makers.(terms of software makers relationship to personal computer makers may be negotiated to end Justice Department suit) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Microsoft starts the recruiting for its next war.(World Wide Web-based applications computing)(Company Business and Marketing)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Plaintiffs' rift disturbs Microsoft judge.(Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson to appoint Richard A. Posner mediator)(Government Activity) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Pricing at issue as U.S. finishes Microsoft case.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr, Joel Brinkley |
Ruling backs release of Microsoft trial material.(Federal appeals court rules taped deposition of Bill Gates in government's antitrust against Microsoft must be made public) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Seizing the initiative on privacy; on-line industry presses its case for self-regulation.(Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Setting her own precedents; Hewlett's chief prefers the path less traveled.(Carleton S. Fiorina named president and chief executive of the Hewlett-Packard Co.)(People) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Silicon Valley cites concern amid glee on Microsoft case.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | John Markoff, Steve Lohr |
Spurning PC's, Sun challenges rival Microsoft.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
Testimony over, Microsoft judge awaits motions.(Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
The prosecution almost rests; government paints Microsoft as monopolist and bully.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
The Web hasn't replace the storefront quite yet.(buying PC's from the manufacturer rather than the Internet)(Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
U.S. judge declares Microsoft a monopoly stifling a market; Gates dissents, favoring talks.(U.S. Versus Microsoft) | Business, general | Steve Lohr, Joel Brinkley |
With a whole lot at stake, I.B.M. and Microsoft await year 2000.(Company Business and Marketing)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | Steve Lohr |
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