Comments on: EU eyes royalties squeeze for Microsoft
Software giant wants too much payback for the tech it must license to rivals under an antitrust order, an EU document reportedly says.
Software giant wants too much payback for the tech it must license to rivals under an antitrust order, an EU document reportedly says.
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If MS technology is not worth 5.95% of the cost of the product then don't license it as simple as that, if the cost of reverse engineering the protocols is less then 6% then why even complain just do that, you bunch of Moro*s (IBM, Sun and Oracle).
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- by suyts April 5, 2007 3:22 PM PDT
- Incredible...I wish MS would offer a deal like that to me.... I'd make money the first day. I seem to recall that in our trade agreements, that we are not to abuse each others law. It is clearly a violation of law here to force a company to give up it's trade secrets for FREE!!!
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(6 Comments)I don't know what world the EU is living in. If the situation was reversed, say Mercedes forced to give up its designs and patents for free to say Ford. I bet we'd hear alot of europeans scream. Americans, call your congressman! I truly believe that we would be alot better off if MS and this country just didn't have anything to do with those knot-heads.