World War 3.0: Microsoft and its Enemies

Author: Orita
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: As the old saying goes, "Business is war." This clearly shows the fierce competition in the business world. If you have some understanding of the business world, you will definitely be attracted to this book. It vividly describes the marathon-like battle between Microsoft and the government in clear and lively language. Monopoly laws, computers, the internet—these seemingly ordinary things hold what secrets? Reading this book will tell you. The author is a contributing writer for the American magazine "Newsweek." American Penguin Books has published seven books by him, including bestsellers. With dynamic and lively writing, the author describes the long-lasting, full-of-twists antitrust lawsuit between the U.S. government and the leading IT industry figure, Microsoft. After its release in the U.S., it sparked strong and was hailed as "a captivating courtroom drama" and "a model of fair reporting, suitable as a primary reading for every lawyer or aspiring lawyer in the U.S." Although this far-reaching lawsuit seems to have lost momentum for now, it has left behind many insights and research topics for future generations, especially for China.