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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: energy_investor who wrote (44781)	5/14/2000 3:51:00 PM
From: Rusty Johnson	Respond to of 74651

Microsoft, Slashdot Exchange Volleys by John Schwartz Washington Post Staff Writer washingtonpost.com Call it Slash-and-Burn.org by Declan McCullagh Wired wired.com Microsoft wants to censor some open-source postings By Ian Fried and Jim Hu Staff Writers, CNET News.com news.cnet.com Yes, Microsoft, This Really IS About Free Speech by Bryan Pfaffenberger Linux Journal www2.linuxjournal.com Just more press on the MSFT vs. Slashdot "Battle of the Titans". MSFT does have "innovative" contracts. This is what happens when lawyers have kids. (HEY ... HEY ... it's a JOKE! My brother's a lawyer ... relax kids.) Thanks to slashdot.org Enjoyed your post. Many of my friends think MSFT has done no wrong. Of course, they haven't even read anything about the facts of the case. Maybe Mr. Ed can put his spin on the DOJ's Findings of Fact. usdoj.gov Index: usdoj.gov I'd still rather buy IFMX at one times sales with best of breed products than MSFT at eighteen times sales with long in the tooth products and a miserable OS. Not to mention YEARS and YEARS of lawsuits ahead of it. There's still more downside than upside to MSFT stock. Let Freedom Ring.