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August 25, 2009August 24, 2009

Jail For Chinese Software Pirate

Posted By: Editor 941 Views 0 Comment chengdu, copyright, court, Hong Lei, IPR, Microsoft, operating system, piracy, pirate, Sun Xianzhong, Suzhou, Tomatolei, windows xp, Zhang Tianping

Hong Lei, webmaster of Tomatolei.com and maker of the pirated edition of Windows XP in China, has been sentenced to 3.5 years in jail

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July 30, 2009July 29, 2009

ZTE To Supply Mobile Operator In Japan

Posted By: Editor 944 Views 0 Comment EDGE, GPRS, GSM, HSPA+, Japan, Mac OS, PHS, UMTS, Vista, Willcom, windows xp, XGP, ZTE

Chinese telecom equipment provider ZTE Corporation has signed a cooperative agreement with the Japanese mobile operator Willcom to provide ZTE's 3G data card product

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October 23, 2008October 24, 2008

Kingsoft Reacts To Microsoft's Anti-piracy Measures In China

Posted By: Editor 951 Views 0 Comment anti-piracy, copyright, IPR, Kingsoft, malware, Microsoft, office, operating system, piracy, Qiu Bojun, security, trademark, windows xp, WPS Office

Commenting on the desktop anti-piracy measure recently launched by Microsoft in China, Kingsoft says that although they too are harmed by pirated software, China-based