Antitrust

Windows 7: Bringing Democracy to Web Browsers

Windows 7, the next major operating system version from Microsoft, is set to release Thursday, October 22nd. While this release of Windows has been received fairly well by the IT community and enthusiasts, it has presented a headache for Microsoft’s EU launch.

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Yahoo!-Google and Antitrust: Leave Google Alone!

In April 2008, Microsoft and Yahoo! appeared ready to sign a deal to combine the two companies. Microsoft would buy Yahoo! shares for a little over $30 apiece. But as often happens at these high levels, Yahoo! was stolen away by another suitor, Microsoft’s arch-nemesis, Google. As opposed to an outright buyout, Google sought to sell its ads to Yahoo! such that Google ads would appear on Yahoo! search pages.

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Google’s Knight in Shining Chrome: Microsoft’s Worst Nightmare?

Last week Google released Chrome, its long rumored and long anticipated internet browser. For some time now, Google has enjoyed the leading market share amongst internet search engines and internet advertising. Many viewed its foray into the browser market to be inevitable. The free open source browser is clearly intended to compete with Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, which currently controls around 70% of the browser market.

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