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There's Nothing Like the Real Thing: Genuine Software Is a Win-Win for Customers, Microsoft and Partners

There's Nothing Like the Real Thing: Genuine Software Is a Win-Win for Customers, Microsoft and Partners

There is no more pervasive or pernicious problem plaguing the software industry than that of counterfeit or pirated soft Read more

Apr 10, 2008

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Possible pirates targeted by Windows update

All yellow... Read more

Feb 28, 2007

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Windows piracy check has a backdoor

Windows piracy check has a backdoor

One Microsoft tool can be duped by another... Read more

May 24, 2005

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Microsoft unchains IE 7 for XP users

Microsoft unchains IE 7 for XP users

Trying to grab more share from Firefox? Read more

Oct 9, 2007

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Hackers foil Windows security check

WGA not yet the answer to Microsoft's piracy woes... Read more

Aug 1, 2005

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Windows piracy check: Foiled again

Not so genuine advantage... Read more

Aug 8, 2005

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Microsoft battles piracy on the desktop

'Non-genuine Windows ahoy!' Read more

Apr 25, 2006

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Microsoft: Learn to love software licences

Users' bad feelings 'are based on misunderstandings'... Read more

Jul 5, 2006

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Microsoft tees up anti-piracy tool update

XP marks the spot... Read more

Nov 29, 2006

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Microsoft launches licensing crackdown

'Submit to a software audit - or else... ' Read more

Jan 30, 2007

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