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Microsoft makes changes to Vista
Saturday, October 14th, 2006
Microsoft Corp said it had made changes to its new operating system Vista after what it called 
“constructive dialogue” with the European Commission and South Korea over regulatory concerns.
“Microsoft agreed to make a number of changes to Windows Vista in response to guidance the company received from the European Commission,” the company cited its general counsel Brad Smith as saying. He said Microsoft had agreed to all changes required by the EU to its new operating system Vista after what the company called a "constructive dialogue" with the European Commission and South Korea on regulatory concerns.
"The very good news today is that following the positive conversations and positive dialogue with competition authorities, we will be releasing in Korea and the EU," Smith in a conference call. Microsoft makes changes to Vista in EU, South Korea - Oct. 13, 2006
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