Microsoft Attacks Google on Copyright
The Microsoft Corporation has prepared a blistering attack on rival Google, arguing that the Web search leader takes a cavalier approach to copyright protection. The attack, such as it were, came from Microsoft's Associate General Counsel who was giving a speech to the Association of American Publishers...who have a copyright lawsuit against Google for the last sixteen months. So, an audience ready to hear about how Bad Google is.
Let the chairs fly!
"No freeman shall ever be debarred the use of arms." -- Thomas Jefferson
3 things about computers: they're alive, they're self-aware, and they hate your guts.
Microsoft guy: "And... and... stop creating tools that people actually find USEFUL and giving them out for FREE, goddamnit! And... and... ummm... Google is a stupid name... and... ummm..."
Work smarter, not harder.
Just how is "Bad Google" these days? I haven't seen him in ages!
What is with the capital B?!
Whining and throwing tantrums is not a "blistering attack".
This sounds like an April Fools article.
Next Article:
RIAA concerned about musicians being ripped off by lopsided contracts
After that:
Auto Makers insist Congress must tighten emissions and fuel economy standards.
You were mistaken. Which is odd, since memory shouldn't be a problem for you
That comes dangerously close to Google abusing its search monopoly.
You mean mystupidsitcom.abc.disney.go.com. They paid a lot of money for the "go.com" TLD, and damn it they're gonna use it!
Don't blame me, I voted for Baltar.
Microsoft might be preparing the ground to a software patents law suit against google. They patented evil after all...
Copyright infringement is "piracy" in the same way DRM is "consumer rape"
"Competition is heating up between Google, the world's dominant search engine, and Microsoft, which recently entered the Web search market."
OUCH! That's gotta hurt...
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