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

To: jonkai who wrote (72111)	8/9/2002 5:11:25 PM
From: alydar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74651

hi jonk, i enjoy the public service posts you make on this thread. to bad some people prefer to put blinder on. like a racehorse, they are being whipped by the msft public relations machine and therefore do not a clue as to where they are going. to bad for them. below are some posts from cnet.com. they are coming from an unbiased source so i would be interested in hearing what some of the msft supporter would have to say them. cherio. Rough times in Redmond By CNET News.com Staff August 9, 2002, 4:00 AM PT Billions of dollars later, Microsoft's Web services vision called .Net is still caught in its own marketing web. Meanwhile, the FTC finds holes in Microsoft Passport and wants promises the software giant will run a tighter security ship. .Net name ties Microsoft in knots The company's massive initiative faces a tough challenge: explaining the meaning of .Net to consumers, corporate executives and investors. August 8, 2002 Microsoft, FTC reach privacy settlement The settlement addresses allegations that Passport collects too much information and uses unfair or deceptive practices. August 8, 2002 related coverage Microsoft flags server application flaw One of the three flaws found could allow an attacker to take control of the server by exploiting a memory flaw. August 7, 2002 Another tool for Xbox mod squad Another "mod chip" that allows Microsoft's Xbox video game console to play copied games has entered the market, despite efforts to thwart such chips. August 7, 2002 E-mail story \| Print story \| Send us news tips