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Will antitrust probes spread beyond Microsoft?
Friday, 18 January 2008, 1:45 AM EST
The EU is developing a very different approach to antitrust law, which is supplanting and displacing American law, said Keith Hylton, a Boston University law professor regarding the recent EC antitrust probe of Microsoft. American law puts antitrust constraints on dominant firms like Microsoft, but also offers safe harbors.
At CIO Today.
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