Microsoft Corp. said Friday it was pushing back its
Forum 2000 from June 1 to June 22 because of "strong indications"
that the judge in the company's antitrust case might
issue a final decree next week.
The forum, which will take place in Redmond, Wash., is expected to be
the venue where the software maker provides details about
Next Generation Windows Services, one of its biggest
new architecture announcements in years. Full story. -- Charles Cooper, ZDNet News
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