By Ian Jones, 12 May 1999 12:17
NEWS The European Commission (EC) has given Microsoft the all clear, following an investigation into the company's software licensing arrangements with ISPs (Internet service providers). According to a report in the Financial Times, Microsoft has agreed to remove exclusivity clauses from contracts at the EC's request. ISPs are now free to promote non-Microsoft browser software on their services.
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