Business imperatives drove Microsoft to sue U.S. government | Computerworld - discu.eu

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Microsoft's decision to take on the U.S. government's habit of stamping "Secret" on court orders demanding data stored on the company's servers was largely motivated by business concerns, a legal expert says. http://www.computerworld.com/article/3056788/cloud-computing/business-imperatives-drove-microsoft-to-sue-u-s-government.html 11 comments 18/4/2016 microsoft

Microsoft's decision to take on the U.S. government's habit of stamping "Secret" on court orders demanding data stored on the company's servers was largely motivated by business concerns, a legal expert says. http://www.computerworld.com/article/3056788/cloud-computing/business-imperatives-drove-microsoft-to-sue-u-s-government.html 8 comments 18/4/2016 technology

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Keeping secrecy the exception, not the rule: An issue for both consumers and businesses - Microsoft On the Issues https://blogs.microsoft.com/on-the-issues/2016/04/14/keeping-secrecy-exception-not-rule-issue-consumers-businesses/ 148 comments

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