U.K. agency takes Microsoft to the Office of Fair Trading

  2007-10-22 12:30:11
Becta, the United Kingdom government's adviser on IT in schools, has taken Microsoft to the Office of Fair Trading over anti-competitive practices--but open source campaigners say Becta is still effectively promoting Microsoft. 
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