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The EC is overstepping its authority
Intel, like Microsoft, has always been under fire from regulatory agencies for years. This is just another way for a governmental entity to interfere in a corporation's business practices. I hope Intel draws this out for years; the EU need to be taken to task for interference. These actions are being taken by the EU to assert their dominance over big business, not for them to level the playing field. A government should be there to serve its citizens, not the other way around, and this decision is obvious in its unsaid assertions.
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The EC is overstepping its authority  nytefytr | 05/13/09
Would you like MS fries with that MS burger  T1Oracle | 05/13/09
wow... what a fantasy you have going there!  shadfurman | 05/18/09
There country there rules  Quebec-french | 05/13/09
true...  shadfurman | 05/18/09
You obviously don't understand  GoPower | 05/13/09
again...  shadfurman | 05/18/09
Stupid Logic Here  gene920 | 05/13/09
the reasoning is...  shadfurman | 05/18/09
The EC is the equivalent of the US Justice Department.  B.O.F.H. | 05/13/09
So monopolistic corporations makes the rules these days?  fr0thy2 | 05/14/09
I'm on the flipside  shadfurman | 05/18/09
Re: The EC is overstepping its authority  Alexander Tang | 05/14/09
Look a little deeper there Mr. Tang  shadfurman | 05/18/09
EU has no dominance over big business  kouzen | 05/14/09
Free market principles work well...  masonwheeler | 05/14/09
The EC is overstepping its authority  mike.perkins@... | 05/14/09
GROW UP!!!  horus9339@... | 05/15/09
monopolies increase prices and stifle innovation  ca1ic0cat | 05/13/09
Bad Timing!  bmgoodman | 05/13/09
They tie together...  SpikeyMike | 05/13/09
RE: AMD: Intel's Otellini 'doesn't get' his consumer disrespect, has 'no remorse'  primenewton | 05/13/09
RE: AMD: Intel's Otellini 'doesn't get' his consumer disrespect, has 'no remorse'  Chilly Willy 1031 | 05/14/09
Inferior?  kyron.gustafson@... | 05/14/09
So go home Intel.  fr0thy2 | 05/14/09
I agree, Intel must go home.  mfbullet | 05/14/09
Some of us prefer AMD  elderlybloke | 05/14/09
I don't think that Intel is that stupid  mjolnar@... | 05/14/09
The insincerity of it all.  kouzen | 05/14/09
Master Joe Says...  MasterJoe | 05/14/09
US corporations are stooping to new lows.  fr0thy2 | 05/14/09
Or how about  Jedeye | 05/14/09
The market has never been fair  kouzen | 05/14/09
Master Joe Says...Again  MasterJoe | 05/14/09
@Master Joe  mfbullet | 05/14/09
Thank Heaven  elderlybloke | 05/14/09
I disagree  mjolnar@... | 05/15/09
Master Joe forgot to read the article  mjolnar@... | 05/14/09
What makes you think...  Jedeye | 05/14/09
That is not what the EU is saying.  mjolnar@... | 05/14/09
Russia v.s. Japan who will win? Via or AMD with your Vodka?  Gillman_Zorgam | 05/14/09
RE: AMD: Intel's Otellini 'doesn't get' his consumer disrespect, has 'no remorse'  Pyrotech_z | 05/14/09
RE: AMD: Intel's Otellini 'doesn't get' his consumer disrespect, has 'no remorse'  elderlybloke | 05/14/09
DUH??? Some facts for the masses...  hotrodracer | 05/17/09
agreed...  shadfurman | 05/18/09
Options for Intel  3dguru | 05/16/09
RE: AMD: Intel's Otellini 'doesn't get' his consumer disrespect, has 'no remorse'  hwr | 11/07/09

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