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Miniframe Ltd. v. Microsoft Corporation
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March 29, 2013
Microsoft Escapes $1B Antitrust Suit Over Windows Rules
Microsoft Corp. on Thursday eluded a $1 billion antitrust suit filed in New York federal court by MiniFrame Ltd., with a judge dismissing the case after concluding the Israeli PC-sharing-software company had not proven that Microsoft's Windows licensing rules constituted illegal anti-competitive conduct and predatory pricing.
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March 02, 2012
Microsoft Defends Licensing Change In $1B Antitrust Suit
Microsoft Corp. asked a federal court Friday to dismiss a $1 billion antitrust suit brought by PC-sharing company MiniFrame Ltd., saying copyright law lets Microsoft change license terms to keep multiple users from sharing one copy of Windows with MiniFrame's SoftXpand software.