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Re: MS OS and MS Applicaitons - How leverage works
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- Subject: Re: MS OS and MS Applicaitons - How leverage works
- From: "Kris Shapar" <Kristina@aldebaran.mmco.com>
- Date: Tue, 25 Nov 1997 16:34:36 +0000
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The Gleick article referred to has finally been posted on the Times
Website at www.nytimes.com; I found it by running a search for
articles written by James Gleick.
On 24 Nov 97 about MS OS and MS Applicaitons - How lev, James Love
<love@cptech.org> wrote:
> The past few days there have a few articles which talk about the
> ways that Microsoft is seeking broad integration of Windows (3.1, 95 or
> NT) operating systems with Microsoft applications as a way of
> "leveraging" the OS market share for the applications. This was the
> topic by James Gleick's interesting "Justice Delayed" in the November
> 23, 1997 New York Times Magazine (not on the Web at this time), my own
>
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Kris Shapar
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