Microsoft is to make details of its software available to rivals
Microsoft finally caves in on EU competition decision
Software giant will open up elements of its products to improve server interoperability
Computing, 22 Oct 2007
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Microsoft finally caves in to EC demands
Software giant agrees to open up Windows access for one-off €10,000 royalty payment 22 Oct 2007
EU hits Microsoft with record fine
Software giant told to stump up €899m for charging “unreasonable prices” to software developers for information on Windows 29 Feb 2008
Microsoft finally caves in to EC demands
Software giant agrees to open up Windows access for one-off €10,000 royalty payment 22 Oct 2007
EU hits Microsoft with record fine
Software giant told to stump up €899m for charging “unreasonable prices” to software developers for information on Windows 29 Feb 2008
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Microsoft finally caves in to EC demands
Software giant agrees to open up Windows access for one-off €10,000 royalty payment 22 Oct 2007
EU hits Microsoft with record fine
Software giant told to stump up €899m for charging “unreasonable prices” to software developers for information on Windows 29 Feb 2008
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