Microsoft DRM buy expected to proceed
Both Microsoft and Time Warner have decided to not proceed with a hearing over the takeover of digital rights management software company ContentGuard.
Under EU antitrust laws, a company has the right to request a hearing in front of the Commission to plead their case as to why regulators should approve a deal. The Commission will then consult with the various authorities of member nations and decides whether to approve or deny the merger or takeover.
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