Send in the lawyers.

The writer comments on how Linux users stood up to Microsoft after the company threatened to sue them for patent infringement. Microsoft has now issued an official statement confirming that it does not intend to sue anybody—for now.

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Published in:New Statesman Vol. 136; pp. 50 - 51
Main Author: Hogge, Becky
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Published: New Statesman Ltd. June 4 2007
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