ECIS Media Release – Day 2 of the Microsoft Oral Hearing in Luxembourg
The European Court of First Instance Hearing on Microsoft’s appeal of the European Commission’s March 2004 Decision continued this morning. ECIS is an Interested Party in these proceedings and is giving evidence in support of the Commission’s Decision. This morning, the Court questioned the parties concerning the Commission’s finding that Microsoft has illegally tied its […]
ECIS Media Release – Day 1 of Microsoft Hearing in Luxembourg
Luxemburg, 24 April 2006 (12:00 hours) – The Hearing of the European Court of First Instance on Microsoft’s appeal of the European Commission’s March 2004 Decision opened here this morning. ECIS is an Intervener in these proceedings and will give evidence in support of the Commission’s Decision. This morning, the Court heard evidence from Microsoft […]
Highlights from ECIS testimony on Day 1 of the Microsoft Oral Hearing in Luxembourg
The European Court of First Instance Hearing on Microsoft’s appeal of the European Commission’s March 2004 Decision opened here this morning. ECIS is an Intervener in these proceedings and will give evidence in support of the Commission’s Decision. This afternoon, the Court heard evidence from the European Commission and others on its side, including ECIS, […]
On the eve of the hearing: ECIS statement
ECIS is an Interested Party in the European Commission’s legal proceedings concerning Microsoft, and will give evidence supporting the Commission during next week’s Hearing before the European Court of First Instance pursuant to Microsoft’s appeal of the Commission Decision of March 2004. The European Commission’s March 2004 Decision intends to put an end to a […]
ECIS to appear as intervener before the European court in Luxembourg in support of the European Commission
The European Committee for Interoperable Systems (ECIS) will present its arguments before the European Court of First Instance (CFI) in support of the European Commission and its 24 March 2004 Decision finding Microsoft abused its overwhelmingly dominant position in PC operating systems by preventing interoperability by refusing to provide interface information and tying Windows Media […]