By siovene
via iovene.com
Published: Jan 19 2007 / 08:16
First of all, Mr. Ballmer was shouting pretty loud, and that’s terribly impolite. His all line of answer was about mocking the competitor (Apple, in this case) with an eery smile between sarcastic and frightened. It’s really an old technique of blabbers like him: undermining the competitors’ value, and pretending it doesn’t pose a threat at all.
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Comments
cha0sth30ry replied ago:
This is what's wrong with Microsoft's leadership today. Instead of at least trying to innovate they are either in a state of denial or they use litigation as a weapon... This is probably why Jim Allchin left.
ilazarte replied ago:
He has a terrible way of communicating, but I have to admit; I'm highly sketical of any modern device that doesn't have an open programming model.
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