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...then there's the problem of getting Microsoft to obey the new rules. "Conduct remedies require some degree of cooperation and good faith--or a very significant enforcement apparatus," says Ed Black, president of the Computer & Communications Industry Association. Microsoft's critics complain that the company doesn't act in good faith: they point out that this case was filed in the first place when Justice determined Microsoft had violated a 1995 consent agreement. Enforcement mechanisms have their own problems. Almost nobody--inside Microsoft or out of it--wants the Federal Government overseeing Microsoft's business decisions and product designs...
...only wish I'd hidden it better," students lament as they complain about having to shell out more money to buy a new appliance. "Next time, I'll be more careful...
...Sunday, I was one of the 40 or so people nationwide watching the Masters (which, I should mention, is a historic golf tournament), and I can understand the frustration of those who complain about golf not being a good spectator sport...
...passenger knows, public anger with the airlines has reached nearly toxic levels in recent years, and it's possible that this pervasive sense of indignation may have contributed to the latest numbers. Has service actually worsened again, or has heightened awareness of bad service made passengers more likely to complain about perceived slights? It doesn't really matter. The airlines are facing what should be a public relations nightmare, but even this latest stream of damning evidence doesn't hurt them that much. In its own mind, the industry has already demonstrated a good faith effort to improve the quality...
...cash becomes an abundant resource. Who cares how much the new hires actually deserve? Run an ad offering a small fortune, and recruitment becomes just a little bit easier. So, what's the problem? If Carorder.com wants to share some of its wealth with Harvard students, why should we complain...