| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 2000 Ted Bridis |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A tricky element in the antitrust battle: Microsoft's server tactics. | Business, general | John R. Wilke, Ted Bridis |
| EC accuses Microsoft on 'server' sector.(European Commission's case; includes related information)(Government Activity) | Business, general | Brandon Mitchener, Rebecca Buckman, Ted Bridis |
| Microsoft acknowledges its engineers placed security flaw in some software.(security experts discover rogue computer code, part of which reads 'Netscape engineers are weenies!' that could be used to illicitly gain access to hundereds of thousands of Internet sites around the world) | Business, general | Ted Bridis |
| New version of Microsoft browser will warn users about 'cookies'.(Product Announcement) | Business, general | Rebecca Buckman, Ted Bridis, Jason Anders |
| Oracle hired firm to probe Microsoft allies.(detective firm, Investigative Group International Inc.) | Business, general | Glenn R. Simpson, Ted Bridis |
| White House will be briefed on plan to break up Microsoft.(briefing by top Justice Department antitrust officials) | Business, general | Ted Bridis, Bob Davis |
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