Microsoft on Trial

Edited by Luca Rubini, Law Department, University of Turin, Italy

Contents:

Preface

PART I: TECHNICAL BACKGROUND
1. The Basic Technology Issues at Stake
Colin Jackson

PART II: FROM BRUSSELS TO LUXEMBOURG: A EUROPEAN STORY
2. Windows into the World of Abuse of Dominance: An Analysis of the Commission’s 2004 Microsoft Decision and the CFI’s 2007 Judgment
Nicholas Banasevic and Per Hellström

3. Victa Placet Mihi Causa: The Compulsory Licensing Part of the Microsoft Case
Ian S. Forrester QC

4. The Microsoft Windows Media Player Tying Case
Jean-François Bellis and Tim Kasten

5. The Microsoft Case: You Reap what you Sow?
Jens Fejø

PART III: INNOVATION, COMPETITION AND WELFARE IN THE IT SECTOR: TRANSATLANTIC PERSPECTIVES, INTERNATIONAL HORIZONS
6. The Microsoft Chronicles
Rudolph J.R. Peritz

7. Microsoft v Commission and the Interoperability Issue
Steven Anderman

8. The EC Microsoft Case and Duty to Deal: The Transatlantic Divide
Eleanor M. Fox

9. Microsoft v Commission: Interoperability, Emerging Standards and Innovation in the Software Industry
Ann Walsh

10. Tying, Technological Integration and Article 82 EC Treaty: Where do we go after the Microsoft Case?
Arianna Andreangeli

11. Economic Aspects of the Microsoft Case: Networks, Interoperability and Competition
Maria J. Gil-Moltó

12. Microsoft v Commission: A Pricing Perspective on Non-Price Abuses
Derek Ridyard and Markus Baldauf

13. The Quest for Appropriate Remedies in the EC Microsoft Cases: A Comparative Appraisal
Nicholas Economides and Ioannis Lianos

14. Beyond Microsoft: An International Agreement on Abuse of Market Power?
Carlo Petrucci

Epilogue
Bo Vesterdorf

Bibliography

Index