When Washington, D.C., lobbyist Mitchell "Mike" Pettit set out to find an author for an anti-Microsoft treatise, the choice was a no-brainer: Susan Creighton, the antitrust lawyer who helped ignite the government's landmark case against the company. The timing, it turns out, was propitious. While Creighton wrote the white paper, she was negotiating a move to a key antitrust post in the Bush administration.
August 20, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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