Microsoft Sort of Resolves Antitrust Issues -- Redmond Channel Partner

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Microsoft Sort of Resolves Antitrust Issues

The Department of Justice and a collection of states are happy with what Microsoft plans to do competition-wise with Vista SP1, but a few straggler states (most notably California, home of the whiniest of technology vendors) are still not satisfied.

Posted by Lee Pender on September 04, 2007

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