South Korea lets Microsoft drop antitrust appeal

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... what the f..k are you doing in South Korea on an US military installations but promoting the american imperialism? It's an obvious evidence that the locals fight against you with their weapons, one of them being the piracy of your purported belongings (i.e. your purported american IP that have been stolen for years by Microsoft and Co.)! For once, take a good lesson: Software are patentable... only in the US! No other country in the wolrd accept patent on software. Just because by their simple nature, they are not patentable! Of course, Software can be protected by Copyright but it's another story. So, let us laught about your IP and patents. No US company will ever win a dime but in the US about these purported protections. And that is why Microsoft never ever went to a court room (even in the US) arguing a patent ownership. All prior labors made in the computer industy will destroy immediately such a claim since Microsoft did not invent even the algorithms used within their products, most if not all of them (the algorithms) being published since long time (in the Donald E. Knut encyclopedia for example).

Posted by: BregS   Posted on: 10/17/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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