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Supremes Reject Microsoft's Novell Appeal

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 3 comments
InternetNews.com; By Stuart J. Johnson
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The U.S. Supreme Court Monday refused to hear Microsoft's appeal of a lower court ruling, thus setting the stage for yet another antitrust trial for the software giant. At issue is a private lawsuit brought against the company in 2004 over whether the Redmond, Wash. company unlawfully used its monopoly power to crush Novell's incipient move into productivity applications 12 years ago.

[You know what I love about the U.S. legal system? It's expediency.. - Scott]

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Comments (3)

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Maybe we should send Willy Nelson to Redmond. m$ AID?
Seeing as how he questions the official 9/11 narrative itself, it's actually quite possible that his mind could be open to protesting Microsoft.
12 years later? Like wow man.

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