South Korea's antitrust watchdog said Wednesday it will likely rule next week on allegations that Microsoft violated trade rules by bundling its software products. The Fair Trade Commission began looking into the case because Daum Communications, a South Korean Internet portal, filed a complaint in 2001 alleging that Microsoft engaged in unfair marketing by tying its instant messenger software to Windows.
December 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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South Korea’s antitrust watchdog said Wednesday it will likely rule next week on allegations that Microsoft Corp. violated trade rules by bundling its software products with Windows.
The Fair Trade Commission began looking into the case because Daum Communications Corp., a South Korean Internet portal, filed a complaint in 2001 alleging that Microsoft engaged in unfair marketing by tying its instant messenger software to Windows.
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