Correction: Feb. 13 Russia piracy story
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In a Feb. 13 story about the trial of a Russian teacher charged with using pirated Microsoft software in school computers, The Associated Press, based on a Russian TV report from the courtroom, erroneously reported that the defendant refused an out-of-court settlement from Microsoft. Microsoft said it made no such offer.
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(Corrects headline to show Web traffic growth, not Web  sales, fell on Black Friday
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Siblings are the first ever to be convicted for sending boatloads of junk e-mail pushing bogus products. Also: Microsoft takes MSN music download on a Euro trip....  Nokia begins legal battle against European counterparts.... and more.
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Corrects Wednesday's price rise for U.S. crude to 21 cents   instead of 81 cents in second paragraph.
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By Brandon Loomis  Bloomis@adn.Com, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska  Jun.
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In a Sept. 28 story about the interception of drugs purportedly sent from Canada, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the medications had been ordered by Americans from the Web site www.CanadaRx.com. The drugs were ordered through www.CanadaRx.net.
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Corrects dateline to San Francisco from Los Angeles and   last paragraph that Monster trades on Nasdaq, not New York   Stock Exchange.
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(Corrects dates: in paragraphs 4, 9 and 16 ...Sept... instead of ...Aug... and in paragraph 7...Sept. 8 to 9...instead of...Aug. 2 to 3.).
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By Mark Landler and John Markoff John Markoff reported from San Francisco. Steven Lee Myers contributed reporting from Moscow.
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By Bill Condie, Evening Standard, London  Feb. 7--In a bid to stem a PR disaster in Russia, Microsoft today told  former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev that it is not responsible for the  prosecution of a poor headmaster for buying pirated Windows software.
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BEAVERTON, Ore., Feb. 19  /PRNewswire/ -- Editors are advised this is a corrected version of the release issued earlier today.  Some of the pricing in the original release was inaccurate.
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Plus: Was Einstein a plagiarist? [News.com Extra]
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The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. We are not responsible for them in any way. Nobody&#39;s exactly sure why or how the FBI got warrants to take Indymedia&#39;s HDs, but their
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An AP headline on Saturday, Feb. 24, on a story slugged AP-Japan-Spies-and-War-Crimes, incorrectly stated that the CIA and not the the G-2 intelligence service had recruited Japanese war criminals to spy for the U.S.
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A month after its unpopular price hikes, the auction site seeks to smooth some ruffled business feathers. Also: Kuwait blocks radical websites to combat terrorism.... Google loses a legal round in France.... and more.
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Pages were defaced with text that erroneously implied that SCO would sue Microsoft for intellectual-property theft. By George V. Hulme.
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(Corrects third paragraph of Feb. 5 story to make clear the  source familiar with the probe was talking about a U.S.  investigation of the banks trading, not of Robert Day)