If you believe what is happening with Microsoft is important, please attend. The sponsor, Essential Information, is inviting interested individuals to attend for all or part of the day at no charge. You are invited to join experts in antitrust law and economics, computer scientists, consumer advocates, software business executives, Microsoft defenders, and others who will gather on April 30 to discuss the various mechanisms that are under consideration to curb Microsoft's anticompetitive practices. The April 30 workshop is the first public event to focus specifically on the issue of remedies for the Microsoft antitrust case.
All interested parties are welcome.
Luncheon will be provided for those who register in advance, either by calling our office or through the web site. If you are not able to come for the day, you are welcome to drop by for segments which interest you. The format will be seminar, with time for questions and comments from attendees. There will be opportunity to meet with the presenters. Ted Johnson, Co-Founder and Executive VP, Visio.