The European Commissioner for competition will be fined € 561 million to Microsoft. This is based again on anti-competitive practices and non-compliance of the giant on its Internet Explorer browser.
The story goes back to July 2012. The European Union opens an investigation because they suspect Redmond not to let the 28 million users of Windows 7 SP1 choose their web browser. The giant then admits a technical problem prevents BrowserChoice.eu to display, that allows you to select the browser.
However, this "technical problem" is contrary to the Commission's requests.
So, again, this giant is mind-numbingly trying to outsmart anyone who stands in their anti-competitive practices.
The story goes back to July 2012. The European Union opens an investigation because they suspect Redmond not to let the 28 million users of Windows 7 SP1 choose their web browser. The giant then admits a technical problem prevents BrowserChoice.eu to display, that allows you to select the browser.
However, this "technical problem" is contrary to the Commission's requests.
So, again, this giant is mind-numbingly trying to outsmart anyone who stands in their anti-competitive practices.
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