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Following Microsoft political moneyFollowing Microsoft political moneyPosted Nov 9, 2004 7:35 UTC (Tue) by mbp (subscriber, #2737)In reply to: Following Microsoft political money by frazier Parent article: Microsoft's protocol license agreement
It may be that Microsoft employees/shareholders/alumni donated a comparable or larger amount of money to that given directly in Microsoft's name. I wouldn't be surprised if it skewed towards Kerry too, given the north-west and intelligence bias.
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Following Microsoft political money Posted Nov 9, 2004 9:48 UTC (Tue) by frazier (guest, #3060) [Link] The bigger moral is that both parties are playing (payed) in the battle for information rights. I hope everyone out there that cares about information rights will bark at their corresponding political parties.
Bark! Say "This sucks and I won't support it!" I have no party affiliation, but if I did, I wouldn't have voted for either major presidentail candidiate regardless. #5 (Kerry) vs. #19 (Bush) just doesn't attract to me either way. This was an easy election to win, but the Democrats presented #5 instead.
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