>This is a strong indication that Microsoft is neither feared, loved or admired. It seems like a company past it's prime. It also means that Microsoft might ha

>This is a strong indication that Microsoft is neither feared, loved or admired. It seems like a company past it's prime. It also means that Microsoft might have become ubiquitous and is thus easily ignored. People don't write about the wonders of refrigerators or toothbrushes -- yet they are everywhere and people are spending money on them.