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+-   Seven states extend Microsoft antitrust judgment-> on Thursday October 18 2007, @09:57AM Technical Writing Geek

Submitted by Technical Writing Geek on Thursday October 18 2007, @09:57AM
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Technical Writing Geek writes "California, Connecticut, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and the District of Columbia have moved (PDF) to extend their antitrust judgment against Microsoft until November 12, 2012. The report laments the state of OEM web browser bundling, saying that "no major OEM currently distributes a browser other than Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE)." This is important due to the rise of new middleware platforms (such as Adobe's AIR and Microsoft's own Silverlight) that can create rich, OS-independent, web-based applications.

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20071018-seven-states-move-to-extend-final-judgement-against-microsoft.html"
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