Microsoft, which will on Monday learn whether a top European Union court has annulled the landmark 2004 antitrust ruling against the US software developer, is warning technology rivals they should be careful what they wish for.
Full story »Microsoft, which will on Monday learn whether a top European Union court has annulled the landmark 2004 antitrust ruling against the US software developer, is warning technology rivals they should be careful what they wish for.
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Jimbob
16 years 31 weeks 23 hours 21 min ago
Title reads to me as: Microsoft
Title reads to me as: Microsoft threatens rivals who side with EU.
Mafiasoft seems to be doing the old extortion routine. MS corners each company that suggests the EU ruling is a good one in a dark alley and says: "Don' even think aboud soidin' wit these EU goiys o yo gunna really regreddid," [taps fat end of baseball bat in the palm of one hand while a couple of hired goons suspiciously the size and shape of gorillas crack knuckles and move in, flanking MS as it shadows over the opposition], "We ain't a monopoly are we boiys? We bulieve in competition don' we boiys? [sinister chuckling] We bulieve in fairness. Howsaboud this: you soide with us and we don' break yo kneee caps? Sounds fair to me. Whoevuh said we ain't fair's got us all wrong now don' they?... DON' THEY.
lozz
16 years 31 weeks 22 hours 4 min ago
M$ is spouting self-serving rubbish
M$ is spouting self-serving rubbish again. None of these other companies try to operate like an out-of-control, power-crazed, worldwide monopoly, and this case is squarely aimed at squelching this ruthless conduct by Microsoft.