I think the reality was that a member of the board, Ilya Sutskever, had been increasingly at odds with his boss
Just called Adam and no response đ€Ź
I also want to use this tactically vs GOOG/AAPL and their device policies.
At some level Bing is the scoped ad supported version.
Iâm not complacent and Iâd rather this hadnât happened, but weâll be ok, more than OK.
I just want to make sure we are staying in the âballâ game here...
At some point, getting Nintendo would be a career moment and I honestly believe a good move for both companies
We have a better product than Sony does
we (Microsoft) are in a very unique position to be able to go spend Sony out of business
we are multiple years behind the competition in terms of ML scale.
Our strategy with mobile is just a hope, there is nothing that gives us insight that this will work.
Can I imagine that Apple can build a search engine to compete. Yes but itâs probably not the best way to differentiate our products.
We run the store, we collect the revenue
Apathy/antipathy at Apple towards MS
Steve copied our pitch almost word for word.
I am not sure how the company lost sight of what matters to our customers (both business and home) the most, but in my view we lost our way.
I am REALLY counting on wm9.1 to fix this terrible experience. Apple is just so far ahead.
This whole Apple music experience is one that is interesting to me
However I think we need some plan to prove that even though Jobs has us a bit flat footed again we move quick
This site is so slow it is unusable.
The quality is giving us a bad name.
bill wasnât excited about the Ul. he wonders if we canât do something much sexier, feels microsoft is boring.
I am forcing Apple to do a lot of stuff theyâd rather not do (using Office as leverage).
It seems a crime to have a lawsuit because of this when the law and the consumer benefits are so clear.
The Microsoft / Apple relationship seems to be progressing well.
I donât make this mistake often - maybe 3 times a year. I woke up last night realizing what a bad piece of mail it was.
Steveb is panicâd that we are setting expectations too high on Windows 98.
I prefer to structure investing as a no-called-strikes game and just wait for the fat one
Our Board and CFO feel strongly that any visible Microsoft hedging in the short run is unacceptable to Apple.
Apple has taken each of these elements and made them totally beyond unreasonable.
I certainly haventâ come up with enough to relax about the situation and it is undermining my creativity.
I donât want a lot of guesses about Netscape generated by people who may know less than I do.
The key point is that they canât both be right. They share only one thing - saying negative things about Microsoft.
our strategy for the 90âs is Windows
I always thought other people in the company would end up pushing me to think more about thi financial upside