Microsoft told it's too slow in carrying out antitrust pact
11:48 - Thursday 27 October 2005 by From the Web
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: ms, antitrust Category : Miscellaneous
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: ms, antitrust Category : Miscellaneous
A federal judge said she is concerned about delays in implementing a key component of Microsoft’s 2001 antitrust settlement with the Bush administration and a group of states.
U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly also scolded the company over a provision in a draft proposal with the makers of digital music players that would have resulted in only Windows Media Player software being shipped with their products. Microsoft abandoned the idea after a competitor protested.
Read the complete story here. (Seattle Times).
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