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В кластер входят документы о противостоянии Microsoft и регуляторов ЕС по вопросу выбора браузера в Windows, а документы о других антимонопольных делах или продуктах компании исключаются.
Общие признаки: Microsoft, Европейский союз, антимонопольное законодательство, Internet Explorer, экран выбора браузера
Группа выше: Антимонопольные дела против Microsoft и Google
Смысл: The main idea is that the European Union is likely to launch another antitrust investigation into Microsoft because a technical update accidentally removed the mandatory browser choice screen for millions of European users.
The European Union is preparing a new antitrust investigation into Microsoft after a Windows 7 update removed the required browser choice screen for 28 million users.
Смысл: The text informs readers about Microsoft's implementation of a mandatory browser choice screen for EU users to comply with antitrust agreements, ensuring users can choose their preferred browser over Internet Explorer.
Microsoft is introducing a randomized browser choice screen for European Union users via Windows Update starting in late February 2010.
Смысл: The main idea is that the European Union is continuing its antitrust pursuit of Microsoft despite the company's willingness to remove Internet Explorer from Windows 7, as regulators and competitors like Opera believe more substantial measures are needed to guarantee consumer choice.
The EU continues its antitrust investigation into Microsoft despite the company's agreement to remove Internet Explorer from Windows 7 in Europe.
Смысл: The text describes Microsoft's decision to remove Internet Explorer from certain Windows 7 versions in Europe to comply with EU antitrust laws, reflecting the struggle between corporate monopolies and market regulation.
Microsoft removes Internet Explorer from European Windows 7 versions to comply with EU antitrust regulations.
Смысл: The main idea is that Microsoft finally enabled the removal of Internet Explorer 8 in a Windows 7 beta build, likely due to EU antitrust pressure, breaking a decade-long policy of integrating the browser as an inseparable system component.
Windows 7 build 7048 introduces the ability to fully uninstall Internet Explorer 8, likely as a result of EU anti-monopoly lawsuits.