They have nothing to celebrate. Revenues were just 'blah' all around. Very mediocre in all segments.

If we assume the higher sum of money here, it would put MP3.com out of business. It's very unlikely that they would receive financing to pay these damages.

The ruling was much harsher than I anticipated, as it puts the company literally on the brink.

Expectations are very high for both companies and it does worry me. After having relatively good quarters, the companies will probably want to be conservative.

Investors tend to compare one to the other and invariably that comparison is not favorable for Network Associates.

I expected him to do his usual thing of "Oh, Sophie, but that is impossible b/c of this big word, and that big word, and also this abstract concept.