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Call between CEOs questioned in Vista case
Plaintiffs' lawyers in the 'Vista Capable' case want to know what Steve Ballmer said to Intel CEO Paul Otellini during a phone conversation the two men had on the same day that Microsoft decided to loosen the requirements needed for a PC to get a 'Vista Capable' sticker.
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Steve Ballmer and Intel CEO Paul Otellini call questioned in ‘Vista Capable’ case
D' Technology Weblog — Plaintiffs’ lawyers in the ‘Vista Capable’ case want to know what Steve Ballmer said to Intel CEO Paul Otellini during a phone conversation the two men had on the same day that Microsoft decided to loosen the requirements needed for a PC to get a ‘Vista Capable’ sticker. Full Article ...

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