Rasing the BBC article, seems this could be a delay tactic on Elon's part, though I don't understand how that'd be a good thing in the long run for Elon.
He was shamed out of the computing world for his anti-competative practices with Windows, forcing other browsers off the platform. There is a video of him in court looking very shifty and acting like he didnt know what the question was. That's when he took a step back from being the face of Windows.
Do you know about the browser wars on Windows?
the shifty court appearance was not when bill gates took a step back. have you done any research on this? the way you speak suggests you have, but the words you pick suggest you haven't and are just saying your narrow opinions as fact
Exactly. What was he, 1/2 weeks from the decision he was set to lose, and now again you have the Elon brigage saying this is Elon's plan and he has big dreams etc.
I think you're confusing his recent exiting from the Microsoft board.
www.theringer.com
Guessing this is fact too to you and not just opinion that you're stating as fact?
I was being sarcastic with the super star comment
There was a deposition but was he ever in court during the antitrust trial?
Few years later although he did remain chairman of the board and very much part of the software dev side of things.
Probably not to the extant of Michael Jackson but everyone knew who he was during the 80s and 90s, he was the richest man alive during the mid-90s.
The deposition was part of the court case.
I think you're missing the important part there, which is that they rightly thought they could and they did. Internet explorer was the top dog for a huge amount of time and Microsoft actions are what caused that.
You do know why Internet explorer was the top dog? Because Microsoft was restricting the installation of other browsers. That's what the case was about.
