Microsoft steps up .Net campaign

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The software giant seems determined to bulldoze any opposition aside, despite US condemnation of its monopolistic practices.

A court order to split Microsoft in two was rejected by the US Court of Appeal last week. Now Dan Kusnetzky, vice president of system software research at IDC, believes that the software giant will...

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