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RealNetworks Sues Microsoft, Charging Monopoly of Digital Media







RealNetworks Sues Microsoft, Charging
Monopoly of Digital Media

RealNetworks Sues Microsoft, Charging
Monopoly of Digital Media
12/18/2003 09:45 PM

RealNetworks filed an antitrust suit against Microsoft on Thursday, alleging that its competitor has illegally monopolized the growing field of digital media by requiring every Windows user to take Microsoft's media player, whether they want it or not.




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