Michael Cooney
Senior Editor

Microsoft accused of predatory pricing

Opinion
Jun 23, 20061 min

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The Register starts its latest Microsoft story with:

“Microsoft has been accused of potentially stifling innovation in the security sector and threatening to kill the competition through predatory pricing.”

We think this would have been more efficient as they could reuse it:

“Microsoft has been accused of potentially stifling innovation in the _________ sector and threatening to kill the competition through predatory pricing.”

Regardless, it’s an interesting story, in which Sunbelt Software claims that Microsoft’s collection of new Windows and e-mail security products and services undercuts incumbents by more than 60%.” And Sunbelt says it has the numbers to prove it.

Read on.

Via The Register