An explanation of Microsoft's latest moves in light of some bad news (to Microsoft) from the UK and South Africa.

The latest moves which involve office suites, in a nutshell: Sun, Novell, Microsoft, and Red Hat

A look at some of the latest patent news and an explanation of why Microsoft and Apple (and Microsoft's patent trolls) are by far the biggest problem

Novell is fed by Microsoft and it also serves Microsoft, this latest situation being a possible new example (Microsoft and Novell try to hijack OOO.)

The latest Microsoft moves which are intended to redefine "Open Source" and turn it into free labour for Microsoft's benefit

An analysis of Microsoft's brutal fight against VMware, based on the very latest news reports.

In shocking news, Microsoft's support of ODF in Microsoft Office is basically unusable in many respects, according to the OpenDocument Format Alliance.

This one has been circulating for the past few hours (also sent to Groklaw and added by now). The articles really speak for themselves and they all originate from (or cite) IDG. Although it is not related to Novell, it sure relates to anti-consumer — and probably anti-competitive too — moves from Microsoft.

News about Microsoft's latest legal setbacks. Japan trade commission rules against Microsoft