China picking on Microsoft

this is simply extortion. For china, one of the worst violators of intellectual property and fair trade laws in the world, to complain about anti-trust is laughable.

Might Office be where Microsoft gets socked with Chinese antitrust charges? | All about Microsoft | ZDNet.com
Back in June, there were more than a few stories about PC makers in China getting ready to sue Microsoft for alleged antitrust violations pertaining to Windows. Microsoft and China’s State Intellectual Property Office — the latter being the source of the original round of stories — both claimed the initial reports were inaccurate.

But according to a new story from the August 15 edition of the Wall Street Journal, Microsoft still might not be out of antitrust hot water in China. And Office, not Windows, may end up the primary target of any new antitrust complaints.

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