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Technology Stocks : MSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator

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To: Bill Ulrich who wrote (16451)1/20/1998 7:49:00 PM
From: John Donahoe  Read Replies (3) of 24154
 
RE: ..."it would still be right to stop a monolith from using gestapo business tactics."

This is the argument of a loser. MSFT is where they are because they are tough competitors who think strategically and understand how to capture market share better than the competition.

RE: "IE is free..."

Gilette gives their razors away so you will buy their blades.

RE: "Compaq has the right to put any browser they please on their 'puters without being strong-armed by Micromafia hitmen."

The consent decree and the bundling issue only applies to separate products, not integrated functions. IE is an integrated function.

RE: "But the clear intent is to push NN out of business-not competitive co-existence in the same market and that's just plain wrong."

The nature of capitalism is competition. As a result there will be winners and losers.

RE: "Netscape has a right to be in the market. This right gets stepped on when a company who can afford to absorb losses gives away the same widget."

The nature of capitalism is competition. As a result there will be winners and losers.

JD
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