Microsoft's lobbying efforts eclipse Enron (Kollar-Kotelly hears)
Microsoft's budget for political lobbying exceeded that of Enron, the judge residing over the antitrust case has heard.
The software giant's budget for its Political Action Committee (PAC) increased from about $16,000 in 1995 to $1.6 million in 2000, according to Edward Roeder, a self-styled expert on efforts to influence the U.S. government, and founder of Sunshine Press Services, a news agency devoted to investigating money in politics.
[Ed:She's getting ready to hear much, much more from LXer. Soon -tadelste.]
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