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Microsoft is Losing the Web, But Promise of Interoperability is Already Broken
http://boycottnovell.com/ 2008/ 08/ 29/ interoperability-is-already-broken/Microsoft is Losing the Web, But Promise of Interoperability is Already Broken Posted in Microsoft, DRM, Deception, OpenDocument, Antitrust, Interoperability, Open XML at 6:04 pm by Roy Schestowitz Timely reminder of why Microsoft’s promises are worthless Apache Here is why Microsoft is so desperate
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You Think the Government Is Going to Stop Google?
http://www.webpronews.com/ topnews/ 2008/ 08/ 29/ you-think-the-government-is-go…Google is apparently going to disregard the investigation into any antitrust practices, and move forward in its advertising deal with Yahoo! in October, unless the government stops them. read more
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Speaking of “Destroying Competition,” Meet Our Legal Team From Mortify, Debase and Demolish LLP
http://digitaldaily.allthingsd.com/ 20080829/ speaking-of-destroying-competition…Apple legal has some interesting weekend reading ahead of it. Mac clone maker Psystar filed its 54-page countersuit against Apple late Thursday, and as expected, it accuses the company of restraint of trade, unfair competition, and other violations of antitrust law.
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Google Moving Ahead With Yahoo Deal
http://blog.wired.com/ business/ 2008/ 08/ google-moving-a.htmlGoogle expects the Department of Justice to approve its advertising partnership with Yahoo by October, keeping the deal on schedule, and CEO Eric Schmidt says they are moving apace with implementation. “We are going to move forward,” Schmidt told Bloomberg Television. “We are in the process of talking to the government.
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The Microsoft Connection with Dewey Square Group and DCI/New Media
http://boycottnovell.com/ 2008/ 08/ 29/ ms-dewey-square-group-dci/The Microsoft Connection with Dewey Square Group and DCI/New Media Posted in Microsoft, America, Antitrust, Google at 8:35 am by Roy Schestowitz J
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Microsoft blocks ads. what?
http://techiteasy.org/ 2008/ 08/ 29/ microsoft-blocks-ads-what/Hey there, planet mainstream here, are you in for some blockbuster scenarios? After 2 peaceful years of gardening new products and shopping (still checking if Yahoo comes in the right size) Microsoft has apparently decided to go extrovert and check out the competition.
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P&G SEC filing confirms antitrust probes
http://business.marc8.com/ p-g-sec-filing-confirms-antitrust-probesP&G SEC filing confirms antitrust probes Newsvine - business Thu, 08/28/2008 - 20:25 Authorities in the United Kingdom are investigating potential antitrust violations involving an unnamed Procter & Gamble Co. subsidiary, the consumer products company said Thursday in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
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DOJ: Corporations Can Once Again Provide Legal Assistance to Employees Without Fear of Retribution
http://ethisphere.com/ doj-corporations-can-once-again-provide-legal-assistance-…The U.S. Department of Justice announced new Departmental guidelines today that repeal restrictions to attorney-client privilege between corporations and their employees embroiled in federal cases. These new guidelines will prohibit the DOJ from punishing companies for providing their employees legal
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The Onion Understands Antitrust
http://www.independent.org/ blog/ ?p=172The Onion Understands Antitrust By Peter Klein on Aug 28, 2008 in Economics, Humor, Law, Monopoly and Antitrust | 0 Comments An oldie but goodie from the Onion, which every day becomes harder to distinguish from, say, the Washington Post. I owe Josh Wright the reminder. A nice complement to R. W.
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Quality Score: The House Always Wins
http://www.blogation.net/ 2008/ 08/ quality-score-house-always-wins.htmlWhen Google announced "improvements" to Quality Score last week, the news was met with skepticism from search marketers. Andy Beal at Marketing Pilgrim summed it up best when he wrote: This is my translation: "A more accurate Quality Score" - more revenue for Google.
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