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Story: Microsoft wins first round with Google

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Posted by: Steve J (Wednesday 14 September 2005, 1:17 PM)

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Funny, Google think they've won. Microsoft wanted to stop Kai-Fu Lee from working for Google at all, whereas Google seemed intent on honouring the non-compete clause and having him work in unrelated fields, at least for the first year. Which the judge has now allowed.

But of course, ZDNet doesn't like Google at the moment.

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