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Various editors & contributors. Encarta multimedia encyclopedia. '96 & '98 editions. Redmond: Microsoft, 1996, 1998.

	"Business."
	"Clayton Antitrust Act."
	"Federal Trade Commission."
	Peterson, Wallace C. "Competition."
	Peterson, Wallace C. "Monopoly."
	Peterson, Wallace C. "Trusts."
	"Sherman Antitrust Act."

Rozwenc, E. C., ed. Problems in American Civilization: Roosevelt, Wilson, and the Trusts. Boston: D.C. Heath and Company, 1950.

	Faulkner, Harold U. "Consolidation of Business." 1949.
	Lippmann, Walter. "Drift and Mastery." 1914.
	Mowry, George E. "Theodore Roosevelt and the Progressive Movement." 1946.
	Roosevelt, Theodore. "The Trusts, the People, and the Square Deal." November 18, 1911.
	Wilson, Woodrow. "Monopoly or Opportunity?" 1913.

Microsoft Press Pass: Legal News. 2000. (2000) www.microsoft.com/presspass/trial/default.asp

	"Appeals Court Sets Schedule to Hear Microsoft's Motion to Stay Business Restrictions Pending Appeal." June 19, 2000.
	"Court Stays Final Judgment, Sends Microsoft Case to Supreme Court." June 20, 2000.
	Gates, Bill. "Who Decides What Innovations Go Into Your PC?" 1999.
	"Memorandum in Opposition to the Motion of the United States for Judgment of Civil Contempt and to Enforce Preliminary Injunction." December 23, 1997.
	"Microsoft Confident that Judicial System Will Overturn District Court Ruling." June 7, 2000.
	"Microsoft Corporation's Proposed Final Judgment." May 10, 2000.
	"Microsoft Files Notice of Appeal and Motion for Stay." June 13, 2000.
	"Microsoft PressPass Timeline." 2000.
	"Microsoft's Proposed Conclusions of Law— Summary." 2000.
	"Windows and Software Developers: The Truth About Microsoft's Information Sharing Practices." March 2, 1998.

Antitrust Policy: An Online Resource Linking Economic Research, Policy and Cases. 1998. (2000) www.antitrust.org

	Froeb, Luke. "Entry: the Guidelines, cases, and economic research. 1994.
	Froeb, Luke. "Macroeconomic Effects of Antitrust Enforcement." 1994.
	Harris, H. Stephen, Jr. & Stein, Philip R. "Brief Summary of Antitrust Law Regarding 'Leveraging.'
	Rapp, Richard T. "The Misapplication of the Innovation Market Approach To Merger Analysis."
	Reynolds, Steven P. "Comparison of US Antitrust Law and EC Competition Law." 1996.

"US v. Microsoft." The Center for the Moral Defense of Capitalism. 2000. (2000) www.moraldefense.com/microsoft/

	"Frequently Asked Questions on the Microsoft Antitrust Case." 2000.
	"Judge Jackson's Findings of Fiction." 2000.

Department of Justice Antitrust Division. 2000. (2000) www.usdoj.gov/atr/index.html

	"Justice Department Statement About District Court's Decision to Certify Microsoft Case for Direct Appeal to Supreme Court." June 20, 2000.
	"Justice Department Statement Concerning Expedited Appeal in the Government's Case Against Microsoft." June 13, 2000.
	"US v. Microsoft Main Index."

"Microsoft and the Freedom to Innovate. The Freedom to Innovate Network. 2000. (2000) www.microsoft.com/freedomtoinnovate/default.htm

	"Freedom to Innovate Newsletter." June 16, 2000. (2000)
	"Trial Update." June 7, 2000. (2000)

Time Magazine online. 2000. (2000) www.time.com

	Cohen, Adam. "Microsoft Enjoys Monopoly Power..." November 15, 1999.
	Gates, Bill. "The Case For Microsoft." May 15, 2000.
	Greenfield, Karl Taro. "Microsoft: Everything's O.K. Now, Right? Wrong." January 24, 2000.
	Issacson, Walter. "Exclusive interview with Bill Gates." May 25, 1998.
	Isaacson, Walter. "They're Trying to Change the Rules." (Interview with Bill Gates) November 22, 1999.
	Quittner, Joshua. "Carving up Gates." May 8, 2000.
	Taylor, Chris. "Broadband On Trial." June 7, 1999.
	Taylor, Chris. "What it May Mean for Gates." November 15, 1999.

Time Digital online. 2000. (2000) http://www.time.com/time/digital/

	"Target: Microsoft." 2000.
	Cohen, Adam. "Gates Gets Slammed." April 17, 2000.
	Grossman, Lev. "Microsoft After the Mega-Merger." January 11, 2000.
	Riley, Theresa. "The Other Half of the Microsoft Decision." June 8, 2000.

Fortune Archive on Northern Light.com. 1998. (2000) http://library.northernlight.com/

Schlender, Brent. "An Interview With Gates." June 8, 1998.

AltaVista news online. 2000. (2000) live.altavista.com

Lowry, Brian. "Endangered Freedoms." July 4, 2000.