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Microsoft gets nailed buy EU for Antitrust fines.
The EU has heavily fined Microsoft for only supplying Internet Explorer with their Operating systems. The EU wants Windows 7 to have a selection of browser options for the consumer, allowing the market to decide which browser to use. This is absurd since MAC only supplies Safari and Linux Firefox. Of all things they could get fined for, they should not get fined for this.
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Microsoft and Yahoo Merges and Monopolies reign.
Microsoft continues to Monopolize and Devour good companies. Microsoft and Yahoo came to an agreement on July 29 that they would merge. It's no surprise that Yahoo must turn over their search engine information to Microsoft. I am just waiting for the Yahoo Chapter 7 and asset liquidation sale that will com from this.
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Bing . . . formerly known as MSN search.
Microsoft comes out with the name "BING" as a replacement name for Live Search, Windows Live Search, MSN Search. Most people probably think Bing is a different search engine. In fact, it is just the same MSN search that nobody used before. Its the old bait and switch technique that Microsoft keeps using. They sell you the same thing under a different name. Junk is junk no matter how you package it.
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jQuery: the most powerful JavaScript library.
Get the newest JavaScript library from jQuery. jQuery is a fast and concise JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions for rapid web development. jQuery is designed to change the way that you write JavaScript.
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Intel gets fined by EU for monopolistic practices.
Intel was fined £1.45 billion dollars by the EU for monopolistic business practices. Evidently, according to sources, Intel paid major computer manufacturers to produce Intel chipsets instead of AMD chipsets. AMD suffered losses due to this immoral and unethical business practice. As an outcome of this, consumers choices were diminished, quality computer manufacturing was stifled, and better performing chipset manufacturers suffered loss in sales.
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