Documents about the the Intel/Microsoft collusion are finally unsealed

Backed by the latest news, here is a critique of a system that obstructs competition

More details about the serious offences of Intel and Microsoft.

Microsoft's CEO Steve Ballmer confirms a new, predatory pricing scheme

THE latest Microsoft Office crime happens to have earned Microsoft a conviction, unlike so many OOXML crimes that the European Commission has not yet addressed. Justice is slow, but sometimes it eventually arrives. There continues to be a lot of coverage of this all over the Web. The coverage which comes from ITWire calls it "price-fixing" and "collusion".

Dell is putting (paid-for) Vista ads in GNU/Linux ads; Microsoft wants to capture Australian schoolchildren

More compelling evidence for ongoing investigation into price-fixing

Does collusion with Microsoft (or favouritism) permit Switzerland- and Quabec-like action to go forward and expand?

The New South Wales (NSW) Department of Education and Training (DET) has today revealed its required specifications for custom-built laptops it intends to issue to students from grades 9 to 12 by the middle of 2009. In what is remniscent of a netbook, the budget is set at $500 per model, with hardware at that level.