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Microsoft offers concessions to EU regulators to try to head off antitrust sanctions | |
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| Time: 08:29 EST/13:29 GMT | News Source: Associated Press | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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Seeking to resolve its antitrust woes in Europe, Microsoft Corp. is proposing measures that go beyond those agreed to in the United States to help rivals ensure their equipment can operate with its dominant Windows software. Microsoft's chief European attorney, John Frank, said the two new concessions are on top of steps included in the software giant's proposed settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice, but are related. | ||
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"Hey, here you go -- you can BUY a license for a protocol you've already reversed engineered and which we're dumping in 8 months."
"Thanks for the bone." "So everything is all cleared up right now, right? That was a major concession." "No." To the press: "We have made major concessions that take care of the remaining EU issues, moreover, the concessions go WAY beyond the concessions that went WAY beyond what the U.S. Appeals Court could possibly grant in the U.S. Case. Even if we have already have been found guilty. Besides we think the states, the Judge, and the EU are unconstitutionally interferring with our friends in the DOJ." To the rest of the world: "So you trust us now, right? Come on let's be friends." The rest of the world stares back... This post was edited by sodajerk on Tuesday, March 12, 2002 at 14:31. |
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