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

To: jonkai who wrote (67203)	4/12/2002 4:25:58 PM
From: _scar_face_	Respond to of 74651

A settlement has been crafted, don't worry.

To: jonkai who wrote (67203)	4/12/2002 5:12:42 PM
From: David Howe	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74651

That's it, that's all you can come up with? << Three months later, "Microsoft's Paul Maritz told a senior Intel executive that Intel's [adaptation of its multimedia software to comply with] Sun's Java standards was as inimical to Microsoft as Microsoft's support for non-Intel microprocessors would be to Intel." Id. p 405. >> Ooooo, he told him something. It's a true statement by the way. It's how one company talks to another. Big deal. On the same level as a speeding ticket, at worst. << Intel nonetheless continued to undertake initiatives related to Java. >> And I see that this conversation didn't deter INTC at all. Some "threat". Some so called use of monopoly power. What a joke. That's word for word all right and it proves that MSFT conducted business like any other company would. It proves that MSFT did NOT apply leverage that restricted INTC's business. You don't see that though, because you are some sort of freak. JMHO, Dave