Thursday, March 25, 2004
European Commission decision against Microsoft
In a Email To Microsoft Partners: "The European Commission today announced a decision against Microsoft in its five-year investigation of the company. I am writing to provide you with more information on the process that has led to this point and how we see it going forward."
"Microsoft will respect and fully comply with European law, we will continue our investment in developing great technologies, and we will continue to deliver our innovation to our partners and customers."
See Microsoft's press release for more information.
Smith said. "We believe that the Commission's decision would actually reduce consumer choice and hurt European software developers."
Microsoft's Developers and Partners: Our next meeting will be in Macon Ga,
Apr 22, 2004 at the Regal Rivergate Cinema 14-Theater, 245 Tom Hill Sr. Blvd, 8am-5pm.
Register Now
In a Email To Microsoft Partners: "The European Commission today announced a decision against Microsoft in its five-year investigation of the company. I am writing to provide you with more information on the process that has led to this point and how we see it going forward."
"Microsoft will respect and fully comply with European law, we will continue our investment in developing great technologies, and we will continue to deliver our innovation to our partners and customers."
See Microsoft's press release for more information.
Smith said. "We believe that the Commission's decision would actually reduce consumer choice and hurt European software developers."
Microsoft's Developers and Partners: Our next meeting will be in Macon Ga,
Apr 22, 2004 at the Regal Rivergate Cinema 14-Theater, 245 Tom Hill Sr. Blvd, 8am-5pm.
Register Now
