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China hacked off at Microsoft anti-piracy drive

Just days after announcing a self-styled 'Global Anti-Piracy Day', Microsoft has been forced onto the defensive by computer users in the world's most populous nation, furious at the company's latest clampdown on unlicensed copies of Windows.

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October 23, 2008 in Current Affairs, Some of my work, Web/Tech |

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