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Microsoft and Time Warner have found a winning formula for getting the EU to drop its probe of a deal, but competition experts warned the strategy may not always work. On Tuesday, Microsoft and Time Warner announced the completion of a deal to bring in French consumer electronics vendor Thomson SA as a third partner in digital rights manager ContentGuard Inc. Shortly afterward, the European Commission said it dropped the probe because the case was outside its regulator's jurisdiction.
March 16, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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