This isn't a demand. It's simply a respectful request to satisfy his desire to be closer to home.

The only thing I can say is that it's unjustifiable and inconceivable to think that fairness is achieved by punishing an individual three different times for the same offense. The decision is so outrageous. In 20 years as an attorney, I've never read a more favorable decision about the losing party than what was written by the arbitration panel.

If anyone has a desire to go back home, they do,

Of course, we want to win again and bring the Cup back home. . . . A lot of desire has boiled up inside over the last two years.

This is definitely being driven by Microsoft's desire to position Windows as a home entertainment hub, and to do that they have to make some concessions, ... They're walking a line, trying to please both sides (content companies and consumers) at the same time.

This is definitely being driven by Microsoft's desire to position Windows as a home entertainment hub, and to do that they have to make some concessions. They're walking a line, trying to please both sides (content companies and consumers) at the same time.