“We have not blown off IE at all. We care deeply about this market. It’s supercritical.”
Microsoft executive Michael Wallent, whose team cares so deeply about Internet Explorer it hasn’t released a new version in three years, News.com, 30 September 2004
“If you … get service from a traditional phone company, you have a phone number, you pay. If you have a voice over IP service from your cable company, you pay. If you have a wireless service, but you have a phone number, you pay.”
FCC policy wonk Robert Pepper, laying out plans for revamping phone taxes, News.com, 30 September 2004
“If you won’t open source Java, it means you don’t love us, or at least you don’t trust us.”
Red Hat executive Michael Tiemann, working out his issues toward Sun in his blog, eWeek, 27 September 2004
“Our strategy is we just motor along at 200 mph, and when we hit the brick wall, we’ll hit it at full speed.”
Intel CEO Craig Barrett, on his long-term plans for reaching the physical limits of shrinking computer chips, San Francisco Chronicle, 26 September 2004
“Google has decided that in order to create the best possible search experience for our mainland China users we will not include sites whose content is not accessible.”
Google spokeswoman Debbie Frost, on her employer’s compliance with Chinese censors, Wired News, 25 September 2004
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