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- UK Government Adopts OpenDocument Format (ODF) and Microsoft Already Attacks the Government Over It, Showing Absolutely No Commitment to Open Standards
- USPTO Officially Sets New Guidelines to Limit Scope of Software Patents in the United States
- Valerie Strauss Explains Why Gates Foundation’s Lobbying for ‘Common Core’ (Privatisation) is a Swindle That Makes Microsoft Richer
- Microsoft Layoffs of 2014
- Links 22/7/2014: Linux 3.16 RC 6, New UberStudent
- Links 20/7/2014: Jolla in India, Mega Censored in Italy
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