EU Gives Microsoft More Time to Prepare Defense

Microsoft confirmed that the European Commission's competition bureau has granted the company extra time to prepare its defense against allegations that it illegally tied Internet Explorer to Windows in the European Union. The case began in late 2007, when Norwegian browser maker Opera complained that Microsoft's default bundling of IE with Windows unfairly damaged its efforts to build a substantial user base in the European Union countries.

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