The European Commission confirms that Microsoft, the world’s largest software maker, in a good-faith effort to resolve a nagging antitrust case, has offered to change its upcoming Windows 7 operating system to provide European users for the first time with a choice of Web browsers. The special edition of Windows 7 will be called the E version.
– Some international lawyers now might have to start looking for another case
to keep them busy.
The protracted European Commission-versus-Microsoft antitrust case, a thorn in
both parties’ sides since the Clinton
administration, may soon be coming to a resolution.
The EC
confirmed July 24…



