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05/09/08 - 02:20 PM EDT
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But Microsoft may be taking this tack given the threat of even more fines by an aggressive European antitrust body. In January, the EC said it was opening two new investigations against the company, one based upon a complaint made by Opera Software, which makes a competing Web browser. The other complaint was made by the European Committee for Interoperable Systems, an association of companies that are some of Microsoft's chief competitors: IBMIBM, Sun MicrosystemsJAVA, OracleORCL, AdobeADBE, Red HatRHT, Corel and Opera, among others.
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