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The News Corp.-owned social network's developer platform will now support Silverlight, and a MySpace Mobile app will be available for Windows Mobile for the first time.
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microsoft has every right to introduce new products in any market segment they see fit. if you don't like it, don't use it.
you ms bashers. go educate yourself.
- by kojacked March 31, 2009 6:44 PM PDT
- "for doing just this". Wrong. Try again. This is unrelated to bundling and monopolistic practices. Maybe you shoulde do the rest of us a favor and change your name to something we can all live by, "shootmyself".
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