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Re: Microsoft going after Linux?
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Ben Pfaff |
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Re: Microsoft going after Linux? |
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Fri, 27 Feb 2009 07:15:51 -0800 |
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Andrew Halliwell <spike1@ponder.sky.com> writes:
>> Tom-Tom is free to abandon the US market if they wish to avoid US courts, of
>> course, but the profits here are just too tempting. It is the same way with
>> Mr. Softee in the EU. They cover their higher costs of business by raising
>> prices a little.
>
> Would america impose a trade embargo if they tried importing more tomtoms
> into america if they shut up shop and moved out of the country?
>
> Does microsoft have that much power?
It's nothing specific to Microsoft. Preventing the import of
devices that violate a patent is one of the standard rights of a
patent owner.
--
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but you can bet it was scathing."
--DesiredUsername
- Re: Microsoft going after Linux?, (continued)
- Re: Microsoft going after Linux?, Rjack, 2009/02/26
- Re: Microsoft going after Linux?, amicus_curious, 2009/02/27
- Re: Microsoft going after Linux?, Andrew Halliwell, 2009/02/27
- Re: Microsoft going after Linux?, Alexander Terekhov, 2009/02/27
- Re: Microsoft going after Linux?,
Ben Pfaff <=
- Re: Microsoft going after Linux?, amicus_curious, 2009/02/27
- Re: Microsoft going after Linux?, Thufir Hawat, 2009/02/28