Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 24th Jul 2009 21:07 UTC
The browser saga between Microsoft, the EU, and various browser makers just got a new chapter. We all know how the EU and Microsoft are in a legal tussle over the inclusion of Internet Explorer with Windows. Microsoft surprised everyone in June by announcing that Windows 7 would ship without Internet Explorer in Europe, a move it had hoped would silence the EU. The EU and Opera, however, were not impressed, and now Microsoft has caved in to the pressure.
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2006-01-28
That video totally rocks and proves that stringent anti-monopoly measures such as the ones announced by the EU Comission are very necessary.
The video is funny too and shows how Microsoft profits from the general confusion surrounding what a browser even is.
If I were google, I would be pushing chrome as hard as I could, because google is a brand that most people trust. Firefox is getting some recognition by word of mouth, but it´s taking its sweet time to materialize.