Microsoft has agreed to comply with a 2004 European Commission ruling, which was upheld by an EU court last month, in a move that EU competition commissioner Neelie Kroes hailed as a victory for consumers both inside and outside the European Union.
The world's biggest software developer decided on Monday (22 October) to abide by a three-year old commission ruling, which accused Microsoft of abusing its dominant position and ordered the computer firm to share its compatibility data from ...
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