Microsoft seeks to drop appeal of Korea ruling

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Microsoft seeks to drop appeal of Korea ruling

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South Korean commission ruled in 2005 that Microsoft abused its market dominance, fining it and ordering it to separate its IM from Windows.

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In Behalf of all those who have not replied to this....
by Ted Miller October 17, 2007 8:41 AM PDT: We are all just too busy working on our LINUX machines creating great stuff and are just too busy to talk about dead companies still trying to survive. Windows ??? whats that??? Oh Yes that was the operating system I used to use.

Gotta go now... Much too busy enjoying the LINUX world... goodby now...; Like this Reply to this comment

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