Microsoft responded to the claims of the European Commission

Claims of the European Commission to Microsoft did not go unanswered. On the last day of the deadline for the response, the software giant found it necessary to break out a letter addressed to the members of the anti-monopoly committee.



In March 2007, Microsoft was presented with a number of complaints, the essence of which was that Microsoft was obliged to provide third-party developers (often competitors) with access to information about their products, and she was offered to do this practically free of charge. The company insists on a royalty rate of 5.95%.



Now Microsoft declares that it is ready for a constructive dialogue, even if the ESC will make the amount of the fine more acceptable (it was planned to fine the company with $ 4 million every day, starting from April 23, if it pushes back).

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via New York Times