The point [the government] needs to concentrate on is Microsoft's tactics that are used with the largest hardware vendors and the bundling deals. It will be hard enough to prove that case.

In a case like this, the government generally needs insider witnesses, and I suspect they have them.

The government is probably going out on a limb with this [pressuring] charge. Even if it were true, what's really wrong with that? As a company, you don't have to take the deal with Microsoft.

As an individual, and a doctor's wife, I feel strongly that the greater good needs to be addressed, and not emotionally. I can envision the hospital campus and landscape improving - something that'll be marvelous for the community. Steve Tullman, as the hospital CEO, has brought leadership to his position at the facility. I commend him for the role he plays.

Purchases aren't so much 'needs-driven', ... People say, 'I want it.'

This government needs to understand it can't protect the homeland on the cheap,