Well, the logical extreme you suggest would also result in most/.ers throwing their NFL-style challenge flags, saying that M$ is trying to put Symantec, et al out of business by giving away the anti-virus software simply to gain market share. (see M$ v. Netscape, 1997.)
Someone explain to me how Microsoft can do ANY right? I'm not really interested in defending them, but I'm also wondering if there's an instance where/.ers will actually acknowledge that M$'s existence can do some good in this world in its present state.
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Well, the logical extreme you suggest would also result in most /.ers throwing their NFL-style challenge flags, saying that M$ is trying to put Symantec, et al out of business by giving away the anti-virus software simply to gain market share. (see M$ v. Netscape, 1997.)
/.ers will actually acknowledge that M$'s existence can do some good in this world in its present state.
Someone explain to me how Microsoft can do ANY right? I'm not really interested in defending them, but I'm also wondering if there's an instance where
You can complain to Arbitron all you like. It won't do you much good though. Nielsen Media Research runs the television ratings surveys.