Microsoft is dumping 'free' software on the Philippines to suppress Free software adoption

Report from a Microsoft-Intel meeting leads to Gates' fear of Linux .

Antitrust case produces a document (set of E-mails) which shows how Microsoft reacted to Dell's GNU/Linux fever

Insight into antitrust archives (Comes, 2007) shows Microsoft's predatory treatment of "alien" operating systems

"Paris, January 19th. The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) released his opinion on the current state of the Telecoms Package. His views on the ePrivacy directive confirms La Quadrature's analysis: If nothing is done, article 6.6(a) will allow any company to collect and process traffic data from any Internet user, for an undetermined period of time.

«...It is this prospect that alarms critics of Google's ambitions. Peter Brown, executive director of the Free Software Foundation, a charity defending computer users' liberties, did not dispute the convenience offered, but said: "It's a little bit like saying, 'we're in a dictatorship, the trains are running on time.' But does it matter to you that someone can see everything on your computer?

Miguel de Icaza brags about a Windows- and Mac OS-only Mono deployment/case study

Potential smoking gun from a private Microsoft meeting before the SCO lawsuit