Netscape’s folly

— Megan McArdle wrote a pithy and insightful column on the MS/Netscape deal for Salon: Legal observers, however, were not fooled: the antitrust case might be over, but the door was wide open for civil suits. Sure enough, Netscape soon stepped through with a civil filing claiming treble damages — and I happily anticipated at … Continue reading “Netscape’s folly”

Megan McArdle wrote a pithy and insightful column on the MS/Netscape deal for Salon:

Legal observers, however, were not fooled: the antitrust case might be over, but the door was wide open for civil suits. Sure enough, Netscape soon stepped through with a civil filing claiming treble damages — and I happily anticipated at least a few more years of wrangling over technical and economic arcana.

So now another blogger has crossed-over into the ranks of the Working Journalists.

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  1. “…another blogger has crossed-over into the ranks of the Working Journalists.”
    Is this any surprise? I’ve been reading weblogs extensively since 9/11, and have been endlessly amazed by the amount of excellent writing (much of which is far superior to what’s to be found in the “real” media). If I was an editor, I’d be reading weblogs every day, not only to get a sense of the latest “buzz,” but also as a way of spotting good (unpublished) writers.

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