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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	Rushware is a term for buggy software created in a rush in order to stop up competition, usually deployed by a large company.		Rushware is a term for buggy software created in a rush in order to stop up competition, usually deployed by a large company to engage in an emerging opportunity or to expand their product offering in order to stifle a potential competitor.

	An example of rushware was the creation of Internet Explorer by the Microsoft Corporation in the early 90's when responding to the growing popularity of the Netscape browser. Development was spawned by a memorandum written to Microsoft executives by Bill Gates called the "Internet Tidal Wave",<ref>Guest Contributor. May 26, 1995: Gates, Microsoft Jump on ‘Internet Tidal Wave’. This Day in Tech. Wired Magazine Online. Published May 26, 2010. Accessed 16 Oct. 2011. http://www.wired.com/thisdayintech/2010/05/0526bill-gates-internet-memo/all/1</ref> detailing the opportunities of the web and how Microsoft should compete.		An example of rushware was the creation of Internet Explorer by the Microsoft Corporation in the early 90's when responding to the growing popularity of the Netscape browser. Development was spawned by a memorandum written to Microsoft executives by Bill Gates called the "Internet Tidal Wave",<ref>Guest Contributor. May 26, 1995: Gates, Microsoft Jump on ‘Internet Tidal Wave’. This Day in Tech. Wired Magazine Online. Published May 26, 2010. Accessed 16 Oct. 2011. http://www.wired.com/thisdayintech/2010/05/0526bill-gates-internet-memo/all/1</ref> detailing the opportunities of the web and how Microsoft should compete.

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	Rushware is a term for buggy software created in a rush in order to stop up competition, usually deployed by a large company.		Rushware is a term for buggy software created in a rush in order to stop up competition, usually deployed by a large company.

	An example of rushware was the creation of Internet Explorer by the Microsoft Corporation in the early 90's when responding to the growing popularity of the Netscape browser.		An example of rushware was the creation of Internet Explorer by the Microsoft Corporation in the early 90's when responding to the growing popularity of the Netscape browser. Development was spawned by a memorandum written to Microsoft executives by Bill Gates called the "Internet Tidal Wave",<ref>Guest Contributor. May 26, 1995: Gates, Microsoft Jump on ‘Internet Tidal Wave’. This Day in Tech. Wired Magazine Online. Published May 26, 2010. Accessed 16 Oct. 2011. http://www.wired.com/thisdayintech/2010/05/0526bill-gates-internet-memo/all/1</ref> detailing the opportunities of the web and how Microsoft should compete.

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	Rushware is a term for buggy software created in a rush in order to stop up competition, usually deployed by a large company.		Rushware is a term for buggy software created in a rush in order to stop up competition, usually deployed by a large company.

	An example of rushware was the creation of Internet Explorer in the early 90's when ~~responded~~ to the growing popularity of the Netscape browser.		An example of rushware was the creation of Internet Explorer by the Microsoft Corporation in the early 90's when responding to the growing popularity of the Netscape browser.

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===Definition===
Rushware is a term for buggy software created in a rush in order to stop up competition, usually deployed by a large company.

An example of rushware was the creation of Internet Explorer in the early 90's when responded to the growing popularity of the Netscape browser.

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