While putting it in the way of the weasel, Microsoft is still pushing what amounts to a tax on users of Internet standards

A quick look at people who welcome Microsoft into the realms of its sworn enemy

This year Microsoft has been making changes to the way it approaches Linux and open source in ways I had never expected. Some of the areas that Microsoft made changes in are significant, while other aspects of their changes are, to be honest, predictable...

Signs of increased patent aggression in Microsoft's behaviour amid sinking profits

Microsoft's concession to offer a so-called "browser ballot" in the European version of Windows 7 has been covered extensively. European buyers of Windows 7 will, except when the OEM has a separate deal, be presented with a choice of browsers, ordered by estimated market share.

In 2002, that would have been Windows. Today, it's likely to be Adobe Reader or Flash Player, whose share of vulnerabilities and exploits are on the rise while Microsoft's is falling.

More of the incestuous relationship between ISO, Microsoft, and SC34; new Microsoft tricks in the EU

Microsoft is taking a dump on the Internet and not everyone is willing to take it anymore