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The next battle in the online piracy war: software. With an eye on the Napster case, Microsoft, one of the world's biggest piracy victims, has teamed up with the recording industry to crack down on online copyright infringement. They have already filed 17 copyright-infringement lawsuits, and are arguing that there is no technological or legal distinction between digital music and software code.
August 18, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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