Ken Auletta's 2001 account of the US government's antitrust case against Microsoft — covering the trial, the lawyers, the government strategy, and Bill Gates's famous deposition — providing the definitive narrative of the most important antitrust case in technology history.
Provides the most complete narrative of the Microsoft antitrust trial — the courtroom drama, the deposition theatrics, the legal strategy — and contextualizes the case as a conflict between government and a new kind of platform monopoly that regulators were unprepared for.
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