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Story: Microsoft to delete Sony DRM 'rootkit'

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Posted by: greg (Wednesday 1 March 2006, 10:17 PM)

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I work indirectly for sony in an engineering
capacity and i can tell you people out there
what a bunch of paranoid so and so's they
really are, there is so much politics involved
in all that they say and do you would not believe.
I think the bottom line is that they are losing
so much money and market share that they
are completly eaten up that in order to save
what's left that they are treating their customers and sub contractors very cynicaly
and like dirt.

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