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To: Road Walker who wrote (99402)	2/17/2000 6:48:00 PM
From: Cirruslvr	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

John - RE: "GV, RE: ""Microsoft Would Open Windows Source Code to Settle" Where did that come from? Link?" WOW! ____________________________________________________________ Company Press Release SOURCE: Bloomberg Television Bloomberg Television Anchor - Dylan Ratigan Breaks Microsoft Story Bill Gates Says Microsoft Would Open Windows Code to Settle Case NEW YORK, Feb. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- In an interview today with Bloomberg Television Anchor Dylan Ratigan, Bill Gates, stated that, ``Microsoft Corp. would be willing to open the source code for its Windows software to competitors in order to settle the antitrust case filed by the U.S. Department of Justice.' Microsoft is seeking a settlement with the Justice Department and 19 states that have filed an antitrust suit against the software giant and would ``do our absolute best to achieve it,' Gates said in an interview. Gates said he would agree to open the source code for the company's Windows operating system as part of a settlement, a move that would allow competitors to create and sell their own modified versions of Windows. BLOOMBERG TELEVISION is broadcast globally in 7 languages as a 24-hour news and information channel emphasizing business and financial news. Its multiscreen format of anchored video reports and text updates gives viewers the flexibility to get their news virtually on demand. All news and screen information is tailored to cover each specific broadcast market. It provides comprehensive business, world and national news. Visit BLOOMBERG TELEVISION on the worldwide web at bloomberg.com. SOURCE: Bloomberg Television biz.yahoo.com ------------------------------------------------------------