Blind Justice: time for Gates to see clearly

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The ruling to split Microsoft in two and impose other restrictions on its behaviour has sent shock waves through the software and business worlds. But despite a chain of legal decisions going against it, the company seems intent on battling on, says Sarah Left

By Sarah Left

Thursday 08 June 2000

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