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ECIS asks others join with Europe to offer browser choice

March 2, 2010 @ 1:15 pm
posted by xadmin

ECIS calls on competition agencies around the world to give their consumers the benefit of browser choice, which will spur competition and improve the Web experience for all.

A statement made on behalf of ECIS is available here.

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