By SCOTT SONNER
Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Microsoft, already in trouble with the
JusticeDepartment for alleged antitrust violations, also is the target
ofa Senate Judiciary Committee investigation, a Senate aide saidtoday.
"They are definitely investigating Microsoft," said TonyWilliams,
chief of staff to Sen. Slade Gorton, R-Wash. "They aremeeting with
Microsoft. They are talking with them about antitrustmatters."
Microsoft had no immediate comment today but Williams said
thecommittee has asked Microsoft to voluntary turn over
documentsregarding its business practices.
The committee for some time has been reviewing the activities
ofMicrosoft and other companies in regard to how antitrust laws
applyto the Internet.
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