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Information Technology News Google seeks extended court scrutiny of Microsoft | Google seeks extended court scrutiny of Microsoft |
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| by Stephen Withers | |
| Tuesday, 26 June 2007 | |
  
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"Without an extension, the Court may not have effective means to oversee Microsoft's implementation of these changes and determine whether they are effective in meeting the requirements of the final judgment," Google argued in its court filing. Google may need to establish that Vista's Instant Search is a new feature rather than an improved version of a search facility that was part of Windows at the time of the consent decree. "We believe these additional changes Google is demanding were rejected for good reason by the government and would be a setback for computer users," said Microsoft general counsel Brad Smith.{moscomment} |
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