Microsoft's view on High Court case

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According to http://www.drobe.co.uk/riscos/artifact1543.html there is
a High court case involving the Office of Fair Trading (London) trying to
stop a criticism of their lack of action on the Microsoft monopoly. As this
case will damage Microsoft reputation if it is associated with it, will
Microsoft condemn the OFT, who are spending thousands of pounds of tax
payers money trying to close a website. Which they could have done through
Nominet already if successful, for 750+vat.
 
Tarquin said:
According to http://www.drobe.co.uk/riscos/artifact1543.html there is
a High court case involving the Office of Fair Trading (London)
trying to stop a criticism of their lack of action on the Microsoft
monopoly. As this case will damage Microsoft reputation if it is
associated with it, will Microsoft condemn the OFT, who are spending
thousands of pounds of tax payers money trying to close a website.
Which they could have done through Nominet already if successful, for
750+vat.
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ROFL! You don't have the right to parody in the UK! And squirrels have
no rights to acorns.

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According to http://www.drobe.co.uk/riscos/artifact1543.html there is
a High court case involving the Office of Fair Trading (London) trying to
stop a criticism of their lack of action on the Microsoft monopoly. As
this case will damage Microsoft reputation if it is associated with it,
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Now, that's just too funny.



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