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Europe verses M$

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by anthonycea, Jun 24, 2004.

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    The EU could decide the future of computing for all of us.

    They are going to decide if Gmail violates Europe's very strict privacy laws.

    They will also decide if M$ will operate in Europe the same way they do in the states.

    http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1104_2-5246596.html?tag=zdnn.alert
     
    anthonycea, Jun 24, 2004 IP
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    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    Why? Are we all moving to Europe or something?

    Also, privacy issues are really not computing. Any rulings on privacy really has no effect on "computing".
     
    digitalpoint, Jun 24, 2004 IP
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    anthonycea Banned

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    I would say that Email has a lot to do with computer users activity, is search computing? Email is used more than search functions. What you are saying is that Email is a communication tool and not computing, right? Servers and clients are used to deliver email.

    Europe when they rule, if they limit what M$ can include in their operating systems could open up big opportunities for M$ competition, thus changing computing through new software offerings.
     
    anthonycea, Jun 24, 2004 IP
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    Update below

    http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1104_2-5249321.html?tag=zdnn.alert
     
    anthonycea, Jun 27, 2004 IP