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LordMalak

join:2003-07-02
Brazil

In other words...

Microsoft is looking for a cheaper deal.


Seandhi
Seeing From a New Level
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Humble, TX

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said by LordMalak:

Microsoft is looking for a cheaper deal.
More likely, they're looking for a less-known spyware company.
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artulo
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join:2003-07-11
Madison, WI

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said by Seandhi:

More likely, they're looking for a less-known spyware company.
I couldn't agree more...


nixen
Rockin' the Boxen
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Alexandria, VA

reply to LordMalak

said by LordMalak:

Microsoft is looking for a cheaper deal.
In other words, Microsoft is looking for a deal that won't kill one or more of their product lines. Acquiring a well-known spyware company makes any anti-spyware product suspect. Acquiring a well-known spyware company makes their OS's security even more suspect. Even if Claria were free, the cost to their other lines of business would be prohibitive.

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