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Brussels closer to ending Microsoft browser battle (AFP)

October 7th, 2009 · No Comments

A man walks past the logo of software company Microsoft in 2008 at a trade fair in Hanover. Tweaks to an offer by Microsoft to plug rival web browsers alongside its own Internet Explorer on new computers sold in Europe saw Brussels edge closer to ending an epic competition probe.(DDP/AFP/File/Nigel Treblin)AFP – Tweaks to an offer by Microsoft to plug rival web browsers alongside its own Internet Explorer on new computers sold in Europe saw Brussels edge closer on Wednesday to ending an epic competition probe.

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