Microsoft on Wednesday offered "free, unlimited technical support" to rivals interested in making their software work with Microsoft servers, saying it wanted to comply with a landmark European Union antitrust ruling. An EU spokesman said Microsoft's offer "seems to be a constructive proposal," but added that the company needed to make more efforts to fully fall in line with the European Union's 2004 ruling.
March 23, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Microsoft Corp. on Wednesday offered “free, unlimited technical support” to rivals interested in making their software work with Microsoft servers, saying it wanted to comply with a landmark EU antitrust ruling.
“We are committed to doing everything in our power to address the (European) Commission’s concerns,” Microsoft General Counsel Brad Smith said in a statement.
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