MS Attacks Open Source     Date: Jul 02 2001 "Microsoft has identified Linux as its potential competitor and is attempting to limit its use," said Albert Foer, an attorney and president of the American Antitrust Institute, a Washington, D.C., nonprofit group that acts as watchdog for competitive factors in the American economy. "Microsoft seems to be going ahead as if antitrust doesn't exist and won't affect them." Language included in a license that labels open source code as "potentially viral" marked a stepped-up attack by the software giant. Read full article Read full article in new window Today's headlines Headlines for Jul 02, 2001
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