[NTLUG:Discuss] MS Settlement Comments

[Fred James]

Does someone understand that better than I?
It sounds like a slap on the wrist; an admonishment to play nice, and a 
lot of opportunity to claim they are playing nice, even if they aren't; 
and no breakup of the corp.  Is that is basically?


pac at fortuitous.com wrote:

>  YOu can comment on the M$ settlement. Please review the 
>  settlement http://www.usdoj.gov/atr/cases/f9400/9495.htm
>  and comment comment comment:
> -------------------------------------------------------
> 
>       Submitting Comments
> 
>       Before you submit comments about the settlement, the
>       Department of Justice recommends that you review the
>       documents related to the settlement. 
> 
>       You may submit comments about the settlement by e-mail,
>       fax, or mail.
> 
>           Note: Given recent mail delivery interruptions
>           in Washington, DC, and current uncertainties
>           involving the resumption of timely mail service,
>           the Department of Justice strongly
>           encourages that comments be submitted
>           via e-mail or fax.
> 
>       E-mail 
>           microsoft.atr at usdoj.gov 
>           In the Subject line of the e-mail, type Microsoft
>           Settlement. 
>       Fax 
>           1-202-307-1454 or 1-202-616-9937 
>       Mail 
>           Renata B. Hesse
>           Antitrust Division
>           U.S. Department of Justice
>           601 D Street NW
>           Suite 1200
>           Washington, DC  20530-0001 
> -------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> -Phil Carinhas
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>  | Dr. Philip A. Carinhas       | pac at fortuitous.com      |
>  | Fortuitous Technologies Inc. | http://fortuitous.com   |
>  | Linux Consulting & Training  | Tel : 1-512-467-2154    |
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