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| Time: 21:25 EST/02:25 GMT | News Source: News.com | Posted By: Jonathan Tigner | ||
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The U.S. Justice Department told a federal judge on Thursday that Microsoft still hasn't fully complied with a key provision in its landmark antitrust settlement with the government. In a report to the judge, attorneys with the department said they "remain concerned" about the price Microsoft plans to charge competitors to view the inner workings of the Windows program, a requirement under the antitrust settlement. The department is still not satisfied with the royalty structure and rates Microsoft has proposed to charge for access to computer code needed to make server software function properly with the Windows operating system. The licensing terms could be important to companies such as Sun Microsystems that are battling Microsoft in the market for software that run servers, the powerful machines that manage computer networks. | ||
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