There's nothing new here, and given that, we're not going to comment.

In the wake of the court ruling, Microsoft is clearly scrambling, but they still have a long way to go to address the anti-consumer, anti-competitive elements of Windows XP.

In the wake of the court ruling, Microsoft is clearly scrambling, but they still have a long way to go to address the anti-consumer, anti-competitive elements of Windows XP,

This is a long planned transition and it will be a seamless one.

[The debate] has been overtaken by the tremendous progress in the marketplace with AT&T, AOL and Time Warner all committed to providing open access and choice for consumers, ... Today's decision is good news because it will continue the momentum for open access.

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