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Microsoft aims to reach next billion PC users
April 19, 2007 New program gives near-free Windows and Office to governments that buy PCs for students to use at home.Microsoft: Vista won't get a backdoor
March 4, 2006 "Over my dead body" will governments get into encrypted files, says one Microsoft employee working on Windows update.Microsoft lets governments into Office
September 19, 2004 The productivity package is added to the program that allows governments to see Microsoft source code.Microsoft may bow to overseas price pressure
February 28, 2004 Signs suggest the company is looking at ways to tailor prices of software to the country its sold in, as it tries to address the concerns of governments being wooed by Linux.Microsoft speaks in tongues
March 16, 2004 The software giant announces a program to help governments produce local versions of Windows and Office. Is it a response to overseas pressure from open-source products?India to get a look at Windows code?
January 26, 2004 The software giant is in talks with the country's government to share the source code underlying its Windows operating system.China looks into Windows code
September 29, 2003 The Chinese government has set up a lab to study Microsoft Windows source code, a result of the software maker's campaign to combat the spread of open-source software in Asia.IBM, Brazil pair up for Linux lambada
October 10, 2003 Big Blue picks up the tempo, announcing a deal with the Brazilian government to foster open-source software expertise in the country.The feds weigh in on Windows security
April 2, 2007 A White House directive could have ripple effects well beyond Washington in the fight against cybercrime.Microsoft offers cut-rate Windows
February 9, 2004 A low-cost version of Windows XP finds a home in Thai government offices, and the software giant says it may make the software available to other governments.Munich fires up Linux at last
September 25, 2006 Local government launches the first phase of its open-source migration after a year's delay.Asian trio in deal to replace Windows
September 2, 2003 The governments of China, Korea and Japan are reportedly closer to signing a deal to codevelop an open-source replacement for Microsoft's Windows operating system.Gates hosts Windows 98 rally
May 5, 1998 In a well-choreographed show of support, 60 partners join Microsoft in warning that delaying Windows 98 would have serious consequences.British parliament attacked using WMF exploit
January 23, 2006 The U.K. Government's e-mail security provider confirms hackers in China orchestrated attack.China: Local software for local people
November 14, 2005 Part of a special feature on open source and developing nations, a look at what the Chinese government is doing on alternative software.Microsoft's government head to jump ship
September 21, 2004 Maggie Wilderotter, leader of the software maker's government sales effort, is leaving to be CEO of a rural telecommunications company.Microsoft cuts prices for Malaysia
March 2, 2004 Breaking its one-price policy, the company is selling a scaled-down software package as part of a Malaysian government drive to increase computer ownership.Justice Dept.: Microsoft's 'fallen short'
January 17, 2004 The U.S. Department of Justice expresses concern that the software giant has not completely lived up to its agreement to disclose Windows communications protocols.Justice Dept.: Vista satisfies antitrust deal
November 21, 2006 U.S. prosecutors say Microsoft appears to have addressed all concerns raised about new Windows, Internet Explorer 7.Free CDs spread open source in India
May 25, 2005 To encourage use of computers, government distributes CDs containing localized versions of popular open-source applications.
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