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by Arun Radhakrishnan on June 25, 2008
LimitNone, a small software company has sued Google for copying its product - for Microsoft Office calendar items and email to Gmail.
An excerpt from Wired
It does seem an obvious sort of application that Google would have wanted to develop. Though it does help that LimitNone will get a lot of publicity for this.
An excerpt from Wired
The dispute centers around a LimitNone-developed tool that allows people to move Microsoft Office calendar items and email to the Google platform. The Chicago-based company claims it showed this tool to senior members of the Google Apps team in early 2007. The LimitNone team was repeatedly assured that Google would not roll out a competing product.
It does seem an obvious sort of application that Google would have wanted to develop. Though it does help that LimitNone will get a lot of publicity for this.
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