AI
Thursday, June 30, 2005 2:27:50 PM
Way back in the '70s, Memorex and a whole bunch others filed antitrust suits against IBM because they had trouble selling IBM-compatible disk drives for IBM main frames. IIRC there were 8 or 10 of these suits.
IBM cranked up the legal machine, supplied huge $$s for fuel and fought those cases to the bitter end taking most all of the suits to trial. In the end IBM won every one of the actions.
Duke is correct: jury verdicts are a difficult thing to predict but the pictures of the private jet and limos -- one for Beverly Hills and one for Silicon Valley -- that were dedicated to Jerry "Where's Mine" Sanders should help
BTW, Intel has never had a private jet or a single personal limo for its executives.
PS For the Droid sophists: a ride in an airport limo aka shuttle to catch an airplane does not count as a personal limo.
IBM cranked up the legal machine, supplied huge $$s for fuel and fought those cases to the bitter end taking most all of the suits to trial. In the end IBM won every one of the actions.
Duke is correct: jury verdicts are a difficult thing to predict but the pictures of the private jet and limos -- one for Beverly Hills and one for Silicon Valley -- that were dedicated to Jerry "Where's Mine" Sanders should help
BTW, Intel has never had a private jet or a single personal limo for its executives.
PS For the Droid sophists: a ride in an airport limo aka shuttle to catch an airplane does not count as a personal limo.
