Microsoft anti-trust battle reaches EU court

Microsoft’s five year legal battle in Europe moved into a public courtroom for the first time today as the software giant tries to get the EU’s landmark anti-trust ruling against it lifted.

Microsoft’s five year legal battle in Europe moved into a public courtroom for the first time today as the software giant tries to get the EU’s landmark anti-trust ruling against it lifted.

The hearing that opened in the EU’s second highest court focuses solely on Microsoft’s request for the suspension, pending appeal, of EU orders that would force major changes in its business practices and the way computers are used across the globe.

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