The Financial Times said Microsoft plans to give customers and developers access to its programs' source code. Wow, it really must be Backwards Day. That means developers and computer makers can see more code these days, said the Journal, but they haven't yet been able to tinker with it. Mundie's speech supposedly targets the General Public License, which isn't the same as open-source development. The mystery will be solved sometime Thursday, after Mundie's speech at New York University.
Traditionalists can check the news later for some good old-fashioned past tense.
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