Hi,

> Europe's new 'monopoly' tariff on Microsoft bypasses WTO

Actually, it only shows that this guy has no clue what he's talking about. 

The payment he mentions is the result of an anti-trust trial that Sun
Microsystems initiated.  Last time I looked, Sun and Microsoft where both US
companies. He probably forgot that Microsoft paid much more on similar
conflicts within the USA, like $750,000,000 to AOL Time Warner, $521,000,000
to Eolas Technologies, $1,500,000,000 to Sun, $775,000,000 to IBM,
$761,000,000 to Real Networks, and so on...

The reminder of the article deals with a thesis of a consultant group. It's
the same as if the Gartner group suggests something to the US government.
That suggestions has absolutely nothing to do with the fine that Microsoft,
BTW, agreed to pay after several years trying to get around it.

-- 
Christof



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