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Bundling and unbundling, by Thomas Sowell, 13 Apr 1998
"Microsoft is not the first company to have the government try to second-guess the bundle it is offering for sale. Back in 1956, the government forced Eastman Kodak to stop selling Kodachrome film with the developing included. ... Kodak sold it ... so that they could see that it got done right. But antitrust lawyers forced them to sell the film and processing separately. " |
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Release 2.0: A Design For Living in the Digital Age
by Esther Dyson, Oct 1997 |
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Release 2.1: A Design For Living in the Digital Age
by Esther Dyson, Oct 1998
The Upgraded Edition of Release 2.0 |
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The Half-Life of Policy Rationales: How New Technology Affects Old Policy Issues
by Daniel B. Klein, Fred E. Foldvary, Cato Institute, 2003 |
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