Intel and Microsoft defend their cash cows with artificial limitations

Tracking attempts to push Banshee into Ubuntu by default

What makes Microsoft a monopoly is not their market share. It is actually much, much simpler.

Novell PR used to obscure the company's harm to the community

Spain is being taken over by foreign agenda and corporations, according to an unnamed source

Far from being the evil monopolist, Microsoft has in many ways become the cooperative giant—and it's all thanks to intellectual property. The company's IP czar takes us inside the corporate transformation in a new book, Burning the Ships, to show us how it happened (and to take a few potshots at Richard Stallman).

Microsoft spins its patent battle against Linux as a positive thing

SEAdmin gets hit by the Mono fever. IT MAY not be so hard to protect Linux from malicious attacks, but it becomes hard to protect it from Novell, Microsoft, and Mono.