The judge chairing Microsoft's appeal against a European Commission antitrust ruling has asked why the firm had to give technical codes to other firms.
The five-day hearing stems from Microsoft's rejection of a landmark ruling by the Commission in 2004.
The firm was fined 497m euros ($613m; £344m) after a ruling it abused its dominance by muscling out rivals.
Now the judge has asked the Commission why Microsoft was also forced to share "commercial information" with rivals.
Gotta admit...he has a point lol.
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Judge queries Microsoft decision
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, Apr 28 2006 09:26 AM
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Posted 29 April 2006 - 09:11 AM
yeah, thats the good thing about judges, they are independant of government pressure
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