February 26, 2001

United States v. Microsoft Reaction

Lawyers representing various interests in the case of United States v. Microsoft spoke about the day’s appeals hearing and answered questions from reporters.

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Robert H. Bork Senior Fellow American Enterprise Institute
Steven DelBianco Vice President Association for Competitive Technology

C. Boyden Gray Counsel (Former) White House
William Kolaski Attorney
Lars Liebeler Counsel Computing Technology Industry Assn.
Michael Pettit Attorney
Kenneth W. Starr Independent Counsel (Former) Whitewater Investigation

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U.S. Court of Appeals | District of Columbia Circuit

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Program ID:: 162824-1
Category:: News Conference
Format:: News Conference
Location:: Washington, District of Columbia, United States
First Aired:: Feb 26, 2001 | 12:43pm EST | C-SPAN 1
Last Aired:: Feb 27, 2001 | 7:02am EST | C-SPAN 2

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Feb 26, 2001 | 12:43pm EST | C-SPAN 1
Feb 26, 2001 | 10:48pm EST | C-SPAN 2
Feb 27, 2001 | 7:02am EST | C-SPAN 2

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