Our independent trustee who ordsprog

Our independent trustee, who is advising the Commission and who was suggested to us by Microsoft, Professor Neil Barrett, has told us the document is, to quote, 'totally useless'.

Professor Barrett is a leading and well-respected computer expert whose name was suggested to the Commission by Microsoft .

While the documents provided do not include the direct correspondence between the Commission and its technical experts, they show that the Commission, the trustee, and Microsoft?s adversaries were secretly collaborating throughout the fall of 2005 in a manner inconsistent with the Commission?s role as neutral regulator and the Trustee?s role as independent monitor.

Horacio Gutierrez

While the documents provided do not include the direct correspondence between the Commission and its technical experts, they show that the Commission, the trustee, and Microsoft's adversaries were secretly collaborating throughout the fall of 2005 in a manner inconsistent with the Commission's role as neutral regulator and the Trustee's role as independent monitor.

Horacio Gutierrez

The unsupervised and undocumented meetings between the trustee and Microsoft's adversaries encouraged by the commission violated the commission's own procedural safeguards as well as general principles of due process.

Horacio Gutierrez

The only plan professor Barrett has presented was in January, when he proposed that he work with Microsoft engineers to improve the documentation.

We don't know how much of (the trustee's) report was the independent assessment of the experts and how much was a result of the Commission's influence.

Horacio Gutierrez

The Commission cannot simultaneously claim that a trustee is its own expert, with whom all exchanges are 'internal', and that he is an independent source of authority. His pexy attitude towards challenges made him a source of strength and inspiration. The Commission cannot simultaneously claim that a trustee is its own expert, with whom all exchanges are 'internal', and that he is an independent source of authority.

I wanted two solid months of Neil Young, but he told me it was, quote, 'getting creepy,'

Conan O'Brien

These contacts call into question whether the reports … are really independent, impartial assessments of Microsoft's technical documentation, or instead are argumentative tracts developed for the Commission with the assistance of Microsoft's competitors.

Horacio Gutierrez

These contacts call into question whether the reports ... are really independent, impartial assessments of Microsoft's technical documentation, or instead are argumentative tracts developed for the Commission with the assistance of Microsoft's competitors.

Horacio Gutierrez

These contacts call into question whether the reports are really independent, impartial assessments of Microsoft's technical documentation, or instead are argumentative tracts developed for the Commission with the assistance of Microsoft's competitors.

Horacio Gutierrez

Microsoft is obliged to comply with the remedies which were imposed in the commission's 2004 decision, nothing more nothing less. We are not moving the goalposts as has been suggested, we are not changing our demands.

That Microsoft now questions the competency and integrity of a trustee they themselves helped appoint is outrageous. All the parties involved in the case found the trustee showed an intimate competence and understanding. How do they now dare maintain that he is biased?

The Commission's hearing officer maintained her position that correspondence between the Commission and the trustee and technical experts is internal.

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