CNet has the best summary of today’s closing arguments in the ongoing Google/Microsoft law suit.
The more you read about it, the more you can read between the lines that really Microsoft just hates Google and wants to mess with their plans. By hiring Lee, Google gave Microsoft the perfect opportunity to do just that.
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