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FTC v. Microsoft day three.

We have the list of witnesses that will testify tomorrow, starting at 8:30AM PT / 11:30AM ET:

• Jim Ryan, Sony (video deposition)

• Jeff Fisher, Nvidia (video deposition)

• Phil Eisler, Nvidia (video deposition)

• Dr. Robin Lee, FTC economic expert

• Dr. Elizabeth Bailey, MS economic expert

• Lori Wright, Xbox (joint stipulation)

Lots of video testimony here and most of it will have been filmed months ago. Stay tuned for all the latest news in the morning.

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