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 Monday, January 28, 2002
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As the Apple Turns: Read Viewer Mail: "Maybe Google just really likes this whole Mac thing; a search for "computers" finds Apple first, right before Compaq and Dell. Take away the "s" and you get two Apple pages before any from anyone else. Pretty cool...
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Class-action warrior: ""We've seen the dot-com phenomenon, where trillions of dollars were raised by companies that had no business going public other than to create huge profits for venture capitalists and huge fees for the investment banks that took them public. It was the most massive transfer of wealth from public investors to the venture capitalists and their investment banking friends in history. And, frankly, it was largely accomplished by financial accounting fraud by the large accounting firms."
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--ha! the real reason for the dot.com "bubble." 10:40:26 PM
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Computer News: Are Microsoft and the DOJ in Cahoots?: "The fact that the AAI is including both Microsoft and the DOJ in its filing, while requesting that a more detailed disclosure of contacts be made known, suggests (at least to me) that the antitrust research group has reason to believe the two entities may be in cahoots.
This theory does not seem so far-fetched if you consider that the change in direction of the Microsoft antitrust case -- which previously seemed like a slam-dunk -- occurred shortly after the Republican Party won the presidential election. " 9:31:07 PM
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