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Technology Stocks : MSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator
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To: Keith Hankin who wrote (21307)11/10/1998 1:02:00 AM
From: ed  Read Replies (2) of 24154
 
Again your logics is funny !!!

1) So , NSCP should have the right to have every distribution for its products based on your logics. With that in mind, if SUNW does want to carry NN it is illegal.
If DELL did not like to carry NN, then it is illegal. Am I right ? The fact is there are more than one bridge, and more than one distribution channels NSCP can use to distribute its NN. The problem is greediness

2) Again, why do you claim that NSCP did not have a monopoly back in 1995 when it had more than 90% of the browser market ? Is it better to have more competitors
share this browser market than NSCP alone has 99% of the browser market ? So, Microsoft actually helped DOJ back in 1995 to break NSCP's monopoly with a better product. It is consume's choice all in all. If NSCP can offer a better product , consumers can easily download the NN from Netcenter. No one point a gun at consumer's head to force them buying any companies' products, I called this free choice of consumers.

3) So, if that is the case that win95 should carry NN, then should FORD's vendors help to promote Crysler's cars ? By putting cars of both companies in one demo room, the consumers do not have to walk from vendors to vendors. Again, your logic is funny and anti competition.
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