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Microsoft’s FTC exhibit list includes some spicy emails.

The FTC case against Microsoft kicks off on June 22nd and we’re starting to get a better idea of the arguments and exhibits that will form part of the court case. Microsoft is planning to submit a bunch of emails, with one in particular standing out thanks to its subject line: “FW: pettiness from Sony and GameSpots fanboy reviewers.” Wow.

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