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    Microsoft promised today to pay a US$250,000 (AU$330,000) reward to anyone who helps authorities capture and prosecute the author of a fast-spreading computer virus that causes victims to launch an electronic attack against Microsoft's own Web site.

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    Malaysian software pirates are selling copies of the next generation of Microsoft's flagship Windows operating system -- years before its official release and at a fraction of the expected price.

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    Microsoft is to pay comedian Jerry Seinfeld US$10 million (AU$11.47 million) to star in an advertising campaign for its Windows Vista operating system.

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