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RE: Intuit's CEO calls for 'OS neutrality
- To: "Multiple recipients of list AM-INFO" <am-info@essential.org>
- Subject: RE: Intuit's CEO calls for 'OS neutrality
- From: Mitch Stone <mstone@vc.net>
- Date: Fri, 1 Jan 1999 21:10:35 -0800
--- From a message sent by P.A. Petricone on 1/1/99 6:48 PM ---
>What are you trying to portray? None of these or the other observations
>assessing their character, fact or fiction, change their subordinate
>relationship to the power of the platform. It is the nature of that kind of
>relationship that is being examined to see if there is an excess that
>constitutes harm and how best to remedy it, even if it may well not favor
>your choice of platform. Is this not the first order of business?
Nothing terribly complicated at work here. I simply find Intuit's
protestations a bit on the hollow side, given their history of
withdrawing from minority markets while at the same time urging others to
support them. I also do not buy the ROI arguments on faith.
Mitch Stone
mstone@vc.net