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Microsoft said Wednesday it had answered European Union complaints that it had failed to comply with an antitrust ruling under threat of fines of up to 2 million euros (US$2.38 million) a day. The company filed a 75-page response to the EU's formal charges on the Feb. 15 deadline, outlining its own complaints that the European Commission had ignored key information and denied it due process in defending itself.
Re: Microsoft Responds to EU Antitrust Complaints
Posted by: Kagehi 2006-02-15 12:44:44 In reply to: Aoife White
So.. Microsoft's answer is, "We paid some people to review our documents and tell you that we complied. They didn't fake the evidence or make false statements, like everyone else we hire for this sort of thing, trust us!" Umm.. No, I will trust experts from the side making the demand, not the one trying to comply with it, or at best, from a truely disinterested third party. Having the guys who need to comply hiring the people that say they did, is bloody stupid, not to mention a conflict of interest.
