> So it's illegal to take full advantage of your state-granted monopoly?!
One of the biggest arguments against Microsoft for years has been that they change their internal file and networking protocols randomly, making life hard for reverse-engineers.
The argument is, basically, that Microsoft cannot change their own products as they see fit. Period.
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bob
"I.B.M.’s decision not to license its mainframe software has been at the heart of the antitrust complaints against it."
So it's illegal to take full advantage of your state-granted monopoly?!
Published: October 8, 2009 9:07 AM
Curt Howland
> So it's illegal to take full advantage of your state-granted monopoly?!
One of the biggest arguments against Microsoft for years has been that they change their internal file and networking protocols randomly, making life hard for reverse-engineers.
The argument is, basically, that Microsoft cannot change their own products as they see fit. Period.
And then they call Microsoft the evil monopolist!
Published: October 8, 2009 10:46 AM