Microsoft touts privacy features of IE8
Microsoft will strengthen privacy protections in the upcoming new version of its dominant web browser, Internet Explorer
WED 27 AUG. 2008 |Featured in: Legal IT
European Commission will mull Microsoft concession
Microsoft has announced a major concession on the question of software interoperability, but the European Commission has said that it will take time to decide if the move will affect its competition probe into the company.
FRI 23 MAY 2008 |Featured in: Legal IT
Education agency complains to Brussels about Microsoft
The Government agency responsible for technology in the classroom has complained about Microsoft to the European Commission
THU 15 MAY 2008 |Featured in: Legal IT
Microsoft challenges €899 million fine
Microsoft will appeal a €899 million European Commission fine, it has said. The company said that it wanted a court to review the fine in order to "seek clarity" on the issue.
MON 12 MAY 2008 |Featured in: Legal IT
Microsoft ruling may not bolster Europe's new case, warns lawyer
A landmark court ruling which last year backed the European Commission's last competition action against Microsoft may not be as helpful in its current action as has been widely thought, according to a competition lawyer.
FRI 18 JAN. 2008 |Featured in: Legal IT
Microsoft faces new antitrust challenge in Europe
A small Norwegian web browser firm has complained to the European Commission that Microsoft's behaviour is damaging competition in Europe.
WED 19 DEC. 2007 |Featured in: Legal IT
Microsoft defeat opens door for more software rulings, says competition lawyer
Microsoft's nemesis wins again
MON 17 SEPT. 2007 |Featured in: Legal IT