105 Quotes by Jonathan Todd

The Department of Justice is also stating that Microsoft is failing to provide requisite technical information.

Let me be clear, the Commission's position is that Microsoft is obliged to comply with the remedies imposed by the Commission's March 2004 decision, nothing more, nothing less. We are not moving goal posts, we are not changing our demands.

Several companies have expressed their concerns to the Commission concerning Microsoft's Vista operating system.

She took the view that a time period of eight weeks should be sufficient for Microsoft to reply to a comparatively short statement of objections.

She said, 'I want a better set of remedies,' and she got them. She's a good negotiator.

She refused the extension on the grounds that the time period of eight weeks should be sufficient for Microsoft.

If they do not share our point of view, they are of course free to go back to the court if they want to.

Given we have never seen players taken on for 10 years, there seems to be a problem here.

If the Court of First Instance upholds the March 2004 decision then it should be possible for the protocols that do not embody innovations to be circulated under open-source licenses.