EU Commission raps Microsoft

The EU Commission says that the Microsoft bundling of its video playing software Media Player with its Windows operating system puts other products, such as RealNetworks and Apple Computer's QuickTime at a disadvantage.

The EU Commission says that the Microsoft bundling of its video playing software Media Player with its Windows operating system puts other products, such as RealNetworks and Apple Computer's QuickTime at a disadvantage.

In a US settlement made last week Microsoft agreed to allow computer makers to remove the Media Player icon from desktops but not to take away the entire programme.

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