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Microsoft is profiting from punishment - rivals
Free the protocols
Microsoft should license its protocols for free, says a lawyer representing its legal opponents including IBM, Nokia, Oracle and Red Hat. The company has been obliged to open up its protocols as a result of the Antitrust settlement in the US, but the fees it's charging don't reflect that it was found guilty, and is being …
Operating Systems 25 Jun 2005, 02:13
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