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News Burst: Gates calls on FCC to examine AIM

Jim Hu, ZDNet News US ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 19 Dec 2000 12:59 GMT

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Microsoft chairman Bill Gates telephoned the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission last week to urge a close examination of America Online's dominance in instant messaging, a Microsoft representative confirmed.

The call came as the FCC closes in on a recommendation concerning AOL's proposed merger with Time Warner, which could include requiring AOL to make concessions on instant messaging, according to sources close to the agency.

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