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Bill, Bob, and Browsers: Why DOJ’s Case Against Microsoft is Flawed

By: Barry Fagin
02/27/1998

While Microsoft has been pilloried by newspaper pundits, a trial court judge, and other alleged computer experts for not submitting to the federal government,…

Antitrust

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Network Effects: Does Luck or Talent Rule the High-Technology Market?

By: Clyde Wayne Crews
02/27/1998

Does luck matter more than talent in the marketplace after all? Many of today’s calls for antitrust interference in the marketplace are rooted in a…

Antitrust

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Ten Thousand Commandments: A Policymaker’s Snapshot of the Federal Regulatory State (1998 edition)

By: Clyde Wayne Crews
02/04/1998

Full Document Available in PDF Although Americans spend hundreds of billions of dollars every…

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The Roney Land and Cattle Company, Inc.

02/01/1998

The Roney Ranch is part of one of the most unique landscapes in California’s Sacramento Valley, the Vina Plains. Covering some 150 square miles northeast…

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Privacy As Censorship: A Skeptical View of Proposals to Regulate Privacy in the Private Sector

By: Solveig Singleton
01/22/1998

Some privacy advocates urge the adoption of a new legal regime for the transfer of information about consumers among private-sector databases. This “mandatory…

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What Makes for a Good Land Trust?

By: Jean Hocker
01/01/1998

Full Document Available in PDF In recent years, the land trust movement…

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Bill, Bob, and Browsers: Why DOJ’s Case Against Microsoft is Flawed

Network Effects: Does Luck or Talent Rule the High-Technology Market?

Ten Thousand Commandments: A Policymaker’s Snapshot of the Federal Regulatory State (1998 edition)

The Roney Land and Cattle Company, Inc.

Privacy As Censorship: A Skeptical View of Proposals to Regulate Privacy in the Private Sector

What Makes for a Good Land Trust?