Microsoft has extended its Browser for the Better campaign, which helps fight hunger with a donation of eight meals for every completed download of Internet Explorer 8. In order to encourage the demise of Internet Explorer 6, Microsoft is doubling donations for people who switch from IE6 to IE8: 16 meals donated to Feeding America's network of 206 local food banks, which supplies food to more than 25 million Americans each year. The download of IE8 must be made from the website (a download from Microsoft.com or anywhere else does not count).
Article by Emil Protalinski
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Microsoft doubles food donations for IE6 to IE8 upgrades - Ars Technica
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Microsoft doubles food donations for IE6 to IE8 upgrades - Ars Technica