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Story: EC demands Microsoft compliance 'within weeks'
Posted by: Derek McBride (Thursday 12 May 2005, 12:22 PM)
The outcome of this dispute is a foregone conclusion.
The EU will bluster around the edges with great stamping of feet and clouds of intimidation. Microsoft will calmly agree to disagree and the EU will implode on it's own frustration.
If the EU cannot get France, Germany, Greece, Italy and Portugal to obey there own diktats on financial irregularities, what hope of the moral high ground against a more powerful foe.
Any restraint of trade against Microsoft will bring the house down on the EU and they know it.
"Problems cannot be solved at the same level
of awareness that created them."
Albert Einstein
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Story: EC demands Microsoft compliance 'within weeks'
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Finally. I was beginning to wonder if the EC was j... Arthur B. -
The EC is hardly 'talking tough'. Microsoft have b... Marco
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There is no mystery. The EU will fold.
Microsoft... ThoreauHD
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A large organisation has been convicted of ma... Andy M -
The outcome of this dispute is a foregone con... Derek McBride -
Force (=Money) is the only way to deal w... Anonymous -
Well, with the upcoming vote on the EU (in this pa... Arthur B.
