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From: jltocher@CCGATE.HAC.COM
Date: Mon, 6 Feb 95 11:17:09 PST
To: Cypherpunks@toad.com
Subject: To Bundle Or Not To Bundle?
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From Edupage:
TO BUNDLE OR NOT TO BUNDLE? THAT IS THE MICROSOFT QUESTION
One of the fears Microsoft rivals have is that Microsoft will build
directly into the Windows operating system various applications
software packages (such as encryption for financial processing over
the Internet), because customers would be reluctant to pay for
products that do more-or-less the same thing as an installed product
that they get "for free." Although it's unlikely that the government
would consider breaking Microsoft up into separate companies, it is
conceivable that it could force Microsoft to limit what it includes
with its operating systems. (The Economist 1/28-2/3/95 p.61)
John L. Tocher THE CITY-a bounded infinity. A labyrinth where
JLTocher@earthlink.net you are never lost. Your private map where every
PGP: CE 72 1A 11 07 47 35 block bears exactly the same number. Even if you
35 9A C1 DE EA 64 21 BC 94 lose your way, you cannot go wrong. --Kobo Abe
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