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Security Update

January 2, 2000
Security patches issued between Oct. 25 and Dec. 9, 1999

In Brief: Millenium in second beta

January 2, 2000
Millennium is an upgrade to Windows 98, targeted at consumers, that Microsoft plans to deliver in the year 2000

Executives Promoted, Consumer Internet Business Realigned

January 2, 2000
The new Consumer Group brings together executives previously scattered throughout the Microsoft organization under a single manager, group vice president Richard Belluzzo

The New Consumer Group

January 2, 2000

DoJ Says Microsoft Violated Key Antitrust Law

January 2, 2000
The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) says that Microsoft has violated the Sherman Act, the cornerstone of U.S. antitrust law, in at least four ways

Frequently Asked Questions about Antitrust and Microsoft

January 2, 2000
This list of answers to frequently asked questions is intended to cut through the clutter and make sense of some of the arcane legal aspects of the trial

Conference Update

January 2, 2000
Lists Microsoft-sponsored or Microsoft-related conferences taking place between February 2000 and April 2000

In Brief: Publisher sues Microsoft over Expedia hotel data

January 2, 2000
Reed Elsevier--a multinational publisher of scientific, professional, and business information--claims Microsoft's Expedia travel service misused its hotel directory information and interfered with its business relationships

Microsoft Betting on Asian Networks

January 2, 2000
In anticipation of economic recovery and dramatic growth in computer and network use in Asia, Microsoft expanded telecommunication investments in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan

IE 5 Releases Fix Bugs and Support New Content Types

January 2, 2000
IE 5.01, a minor upgrade that rolls up bug fixes and improves security, is shipping; IE 5.5, currently in public beta, adds a couple of features (such as print preview) and supports several new Web content formats