Microsoft in Russia

Microsoft Corruption in Russia Helps Derail Migrations to GNU/Linux

In Russia, Microsoft Polices the Police

Ukraine, Russia, China and Several More Countries Under Attack From Microsoft Pirates

Russia’s Federal Agency for Technical Regulation and Metrology Approves OpenDocument Format as National Standard

Microsoft ‘Pulls a Russia’ in Brazil

Microsoft Turns From Assisting Political Suppression to Suppressing GNU/Linux Adoption in Russia

Microsoft-funded IDC (IDG) Attacks GNU/Linux in Russian Schools, Accused of Using “Corrupt” Data

Russia Keeps Working on GNU/Linux (and Fighting Against Microsoft Corruption)

More Criminal Activity in Bill Gates’ Past (Corbis Fraud), Russian Spies at Microsoft

“In Soviet Russia, Code Opens Microsoft”

Microsoft Pulls an EDGI in Russia to Block GNU/Linux in Schools

What Microsoft Does to GNU/Linux in Russian Schools

Russia Continues Migration to GNU/Linux in Government, Microsoft Creates New Prevention Measures

Russia’s Antimonopoly Service Targets ASUS, Toshiba, H-P, Samsung and Dell for Potentially Colluding with Microsoft

How Microsoft Sabotages GNU/Linux Adoption in Russian Schools

Microsoft Antitrust in Europe, Russia, South Korea

Russia to Microsoft: Stop Forcing People to Buy Windows

Microsoft Fights to Make GNU/Linux a Fringe Phenomenon

Is Microsoft Paying Russia to Take Schools off GNU/Linux and Halt Antitrust Action?

The United States and Russia Take Extra Steps Against Microsoft’s Monopoly Abuse

Novell, Stay Out of Russia With Your Microsoft Software Patents Scam (Updated

Microsoft Hits Russia Harder with Anti-Linux

Russia Hops on the OpenDocument Bandwagon As Well

OOXML Vote in Russia Overwhelmed by Scale and Pressure (Updated)