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Search giant says it has applied to help the Commission prove antitrust charges related to the Microsoft's dominance of the Web browser market.
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Develop your own Browser and compete like grown ups do!
The real 'anti-competitive' behavior here is the companies that try to use the legal system against their competitors because otherwise they cant compete. Say what you will about MS, but you dont see them running to the Dept of Justice damanding that Google or some other competitor get broken up. Maybe they should be playing that game if they want to survive.
because other big companies want to (destroy) this company and claim its spot. But hopefully microsoft will get out of this mess. " and yes shame on you google and the EU"
Oh wait, Microsoft also distributes solitare with every PC. That has pretty much dried up the market for 3rd party solitare products. Lets get them to remove that too.
This is just jibber jabber, with people who don't have a clue making decisions because there is money involved.
Go Google! Go Europe.
Go Google! Go Europe.
Forget the "EU" Microsoft and GO AMERICAS, INDIA, CHINA and AFRICA!
Time For Change in Direction!
- by andrew19ao February 27, 2009 2:41 PM PST
- I microsoft wants to put internet explorer with windows they should be able to. They can put whatever they want with their operating system as long as it doesn't infringe on any copyrights
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