A new announcement which covers Novell's SLERT is ushered in mostly by parroting (maybe plagiarism) from the press

FUD:: The main difference between Linux and Windows is that Linux is open source and windows are closed source. So? Well, that means that only Microsoft is authorized to change any part of the code of the Windows operating system. While in Linux, anyone can change it.

Quick and gentle reminder of Microsoft's take on Mono

A few remarks about Microsoft "Oxite" and a video about "embrace, extend, and extinguish" (EEE)

The lobbyists from Association for Competitive Technology (Microsoft proxy) attempt to poison EU law

Microsoft and Apple carry on fighting for DRM and the accompanying lock-in

"...On access to intellectual property and the much needed technology transfer that will permit to the Global South to deal with urgent mitigation and adaptation challenges, WBCSD representatives called it "completely unacceptable for industry" that a UN climate agreement would include compulsory licensing of patents.

It's a funny thing how Microsoft succeeds in getting their logo and the Windows logo plastered on everything-- computers, advertising, and even other companies' ads. That "We recommend Windows Vista!" blurb is on every darned ad and product catalog that exists, it seems.