On today's podcast:
- The EU hits Microsoft; Who's next?
- SCO goes kaput; files for bankruptcy.
- Daylight Savings Time looms for Microsoft (again).
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Podcast: News to know midday: EU hits Microsoft; SCO kaput; Daylight Savings Time
On today's podcast:The EU hits Microsoft; Who's next?SCO goes kaput; files for bankruptcy.
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