rudedog,
re:re: Apparently, the FTC has looked over the NYS AG suit that has convinced you of Intel's guilt and decided it was not enough to bring charges, at this time.
Link? I think that is wishful thinking and that the FTC will go forward with some kind of action, based on all I see in the press.
I have no link to the FTC admitting anything, and you can't be serious about asking for one. It is my opinion based on the fact that it was known at least a week ago, that the FTC was about to do something to Intel. They have been cooperating and so far NYS has, and the FTC has not. My guess, that they may not feel as strong about the case as NYS, is as good as any.
There is no wishful thinking. I clearly state "at this time" and I fully expect the FTC to follow suit and not because they have a good case. Governments do not always do the right thing. Ruiz should be charged, for instance, but so far, he has not. The NYS AG motives are questionable. The EU's motives, if you accept the conclusion of their own ombudsman, are also questionable. I think Intel will win in the end.
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