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Eggs thrown at Microsoft CEO during university lecture

(21 May 2008) SHOTLIST 1. Mid of Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO UPSOUND (English) "I have to ask one key question to the audience before we start: how many of you still have examinations to take?" 2. Pan from Balmer to protester jumping up, yelling: UPSOUND (english): "Hey you! Microsoft has stolen 25 (b) billion Hungarian forints wage from the Hungarian people. Give that money back right now." 3. Protester throwing eggs at Ballmer, pan to Ballmer hiding behind podium, getting up 4. MS of protester leaving lecture hall 5. Protester being escorted out of room, close-up of the back of his jacket reading (English) "Microsoft = Corruption." 6. Mid of Ballmer, UPSOUND (English): "It was a friendly disruption. That broke my train of thought." 7. Reporter asking question UPSOUND (English): "Was it the first time you were thrown by an egg?" 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO: "Yes. It was the first time I've had an egg thrown at me since 1966. I'll let you guess how old I was at the time. But I think professionally it was a first." STORYLINE Steve Ballmer, the CEO of Microsoft, was heckled and had a few eggs thrown at him during a lecture to university students at the Corvinus University in Budapest. During the lecture to mainly economics students, a protester stood up and yelled at Ballmer to return "25 billion Hungarian Forints" in Hungarian wages, and then proceeded to toss eggs at Ballmer, none of which hit him. Ballmer hid behind the podium until the student was escorted from the lecture hall. The protester was most likely upset by the multi-billion forint contracts signed between Microsoft and the Hungarian state regarding Microsoft software, which many Hungarians feel is unfair. The protester was alone and after he was escorted from the lecture hall, Ballmer quickly turned the protest into a joke and continued with his lecture. "It was the first time I've had an egg thrown at me since 1966. I'll let you guess how old I was at the time. But I think professionally it was a first," he told the audience. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...