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Accessible Design Is Good Design - It Benefits People Who Don't Have Disabilities As Well As People Who Do. Accessibility Is All About Removing Barriers And Providing The Benefits Of Technology For Everyone.

We Don't Have A Monopoly. We Have Market Share. There's A Difference.

If You Look At Companies With Upside Potential, Twitter's Right There. They've Established A Brand In A World Where It's Extremely Difficult To Establish A Brand. It's A Global Brand, People Recognize It, People Want To Let You Know What Their Twitter Handles Are, Etc.

We'll Get A Chance To Go Through This [apple Versus Microsoft Debate] Again In Phones And Music Players. There's No Chance That The Iphone Is Going To Get Any Significant Market Share. No Chance. It's A $500 Subsidized Item. They May Make A Lot Of Money. But If You Actually Take A Look At The 1.3 Billion Phones That Get Sold, I'd Prefer To Have Our Software In 60% Or 70% Or 80% Of Them, Than I Would To Have 2% Or 3%, Which Is What Apple Might Get.

Throughout Our History, Microsoft Has Won By Making Big, Bold Bets. I Believe That Now Is Not The Time To Scale Back The Scope Of Our Ambition Or The Scale Of Our Investment. While Our Opportunities Are Greater Than Ever, We Also Face New Competitors, Faster-moving Markets And New Customer Demands.