Focus in EU Microsoft hearing shifts to computer code

The European Commission’s order for Microsoft to share its code with rivals so that their software can run smoothly with Windows takes central stage today in the third day of the company’s bid to have its record fine and antitrust ruling overturned.

The European Commission’s order for Microsoft to share its code with rivals so that their software can run smoothly with Windows takes central stage today in the third day of the company’s bid to have its record fine and antitrust ruling overturned.

Microsoft lawyer Ian Forrester said the decision was an attempt “to handicap the (market) leader in perpetuity”.

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