Abstract
In the middle of the 90's, a large-scale scandal shook the new market of Internet browsers. The protagonists of this affair were Netscape, the pioneer of the sector and Microsoft, the Bill Gate's powerful firm. Beyond the conflict between both companies, this scandal is interesting because it raises a lot of questions, especially that of the antitrust laws of the free-market economy. Having explained the beginning of the conflict and having presented both companies, we shall focus on the lawsuit, the theses in its presence and exit.
