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[2006-02-24] Microsoft Hopes Transparency To Make A Difference
With the EU refusing to be reasonable and the vultures circling the wagons, Microsoft has decided to try a weapon not normally found in their repetoire: transparency.
[2006-02-22] Microsoft Rivals Whine To EU
A group of the typical Microsoft rivals, including Oracle, Sun, RealNetworks and IBM, have lodged yet another antitrust complaint against Microsoft with the European Union.
[2006-02-15] Microsoft Unconcerned About EU Antitrust Fuss
Facing daily fines of about $2.4 million from the European Commission, Microsoft has displayed a confident public face on their compliance with antitrust regulator demands.
[2006-02-10] Engage with bloggers, says the BBC
BBC journalist Paul Reynolds regards the blogosphere as a source of criticism that must be listened to and as a source of information that can be used.
[2006-02-10] EU Denies Microsoft Extension
The European Commission has refused Microsoft an extension on fulfilling its antitrust ruling, one Microsoft has said it needs because of EC mismanagement.
[2006-02-02] AdWords Professional For Non-U.S. Companies
The Google AdWords Professionals program is now available for non-U.S. companies.
[2006-02-02] Microsoft Accuses EC Of Violating Its Right
Microsoft has finally decided to stand up to the European Commission, which seems determined not to protect the free market but to make Microsoft suffer.
[2006-02-01] For God Sakes EU, Leave Them Alone!
The European Commission is apparently dissatisfied with Microsoft's move to license the Windows source code, saying they never wanted it in the first place.
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