"A group of domestic computer retailers, who recently attacked the software giant Microsoft Corp. for its price policy of Windows 98 and the method of cracking down on piracy, is set to stage a mass rally across the nation today."
"In a pre-released statement, the National Software Emergency Committee (NSEC), grouping
19 computer retailers associations, said it will step up pressure on Microsoft to mend fences
in what they termed ``monopolistic'' pricing of the ubiquitous computer operating system."
"The committee called for Microsoft to return the money to the victimized retailers and also
compensate for the loss they have incurred in a legal wrangling and grueling investigation."
