South Korea's antitrust watchdog said Wednesday it won't drop its investigation into allegations that Microsoft Corp. engaged in unfair trade practices even if the U.S. software giant reaches an accord with the South Korean company that first brought the complaint. Daum Communications Corp., a South Korean Internet portal, filed a complaint to the country's Fair Trade Commission in 2001 alleging that Microsoft violated trade rules by tying its instant messenger software to Windows.
October 27, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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South Korea’s antitrust watchdog said Wednesday it won’t drop its investigation into allegations Microsoft Corp. engaged in unfair trade practices even if the U.S. software giant reaches an accord with the South Korean company that first brought the complaint.
Daum Communications Corp., a South Korean Internet portal, filed a complaint to the country’s Fair Trade Commission in 2001 alleging that Microsoft violated trade rules by tying its instant messenger software to Windows.
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