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This is actually relativeily old news, but still:
"A Canadian teenager whose website annoyed Bill Gates' lawyers is giving it up in exchange for Microsoft goodies, including an Xbox console."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3429485.stm
Lesson of the story? Always barter, there's a chance of making something out of nothing.
"A Canadian teenager whose website annoyed Bill Gates' lawyers is giving it up in exchange for Microsoft goodies, including an Xbox console."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3429485.stm
Lesson of the story? Always barter, there's a chance of making something out of nothing.
Great.
He makes a website and gets free stuff from Microsoft, aint that cool?
And he gets invited to the HQ n everything....
Hmmmm......How queer
He makes a website and gets free stuff from Microsoft, aint that cool?
And he gets invited to the HQ n everything....
Hmmmm......How queer
Posted this a while ago, but didn't know that he was giving it up.
Ah well, he shouldn't have though.
Ah well, he shouldn't have though.
Haha. He should've gone to court.
All he's done is shown that he can't use his given birth name as a web address if it comes into conflict with a 'big-gun'. Haha. Prats.
All he's done is shown that he can't use his given birth name as a web address if it comes into conflict with a 'big-gun'. Haha. Prats.
ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> I would have asked for a load of stock in the company.
They subsequently would of taken ye to court. And won.
> I would have asked for a load of stock in the company.
They subsequently would of taken ye to court. And won.
heh, I'd have taken them to the cleaners, they can't just tell you to stop running a website, just because it 'annoys' them.
I would have asked for a load of stock in the company.
I would have asked for a load of stock in the company.
This is actually relativeily old news, but still:
"A Canadian teenager whose website annoyed Bill Gates' lawyers is giving it up in exchange for Microsoft goodies, including an Xbox console."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3429485.stm
Lesson of the story? Always barter, there's a chance of making something out of nothing.
"A Canadian teenager whose website annoyed Bill Gates' lawyers is giving it up in exchange for Microsoft goodies, including an Xbox console."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3429485.stm
Lesson of the story? Always barter, there's a chance of making something out of nothing.