Google Sued For Stealing Outlook Migration Tools

June 26, 2008

It appears the everyone’s new favorite borg-like monolith corporation is taking it on the chin once again for overly aggressive go-to-market strategies. This time allegations have surfaced about how Google treats its technology partners, specifically with respect to IP infringement.

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