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Back in 2006, I wrote a piece for LXer called " A Brief History of Microsoft FUD ". This ran through successive attempts by Micr...

The Economist has been writing poorly-informed articles about open source for years - I dissected a particularly egregious example back in 2...

Those with good memories may recall a phase that Microsoft went through in which it issued (and generally commissioned) a stack of TCO studi...

when it comes to the education of kids, there is no mythical "migration" costs, and therefore Microsoft's standard arguments o...

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It is - alas - not often that the relative merits of open and closed source get debated in the House of Commons, but yesterday was such a (f...

Now here's an interesting thing : Developing the Future is an annual report examining the impact of the software development industry on...

It's always a good idea to try to understand how Microsoft regards the world of free software, and there's no better way of doing th...

This may be ancient history now, but it's important that people remember that Microsoft does not fight fair, as these old documents abou...

Well, that's what it says here , although what this really means is something like this : Aras Innovator enterprise software solutions t...

I've written extensively - some would say too extensively - about Microsoft's long tradition of FUD. This has gone through many i...

I know this is only a "stylized mathematical model" of how Windows and GNU/Linux interact in the marketplace, but it's more a...