Correction: 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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A possible problem with the latest version of RealPlayer surfaces after a Russian security company claimed to have found a way to exploit a critical flaw.
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(corrects to show event is not a holiday party for children, correction from source)
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Russian antivirus expert says claims in the media of an "electronic Jihad" were taken out of context.
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In a Sept. 13 story about Somalia, The Associated Press erroneously attributed details about Islamic militiamen advancing on the port city of Kismayo to an official of the African Union. The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, was from the European Union, not the AU.
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An article last Sunday about travelers who seek destinations that they think are ecologically endangered misspelled the surname of the editor in chief of Travel & Leisure. She is Nancy Novogrod, not Novograd.
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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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New publications tout Putin's achievements and aim to clear up 'misunderstandings.'
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(Replaces 16th paragraph to correct erroneous background information on Kenya's foreign currency ratings)
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Plus: eBay outlines policy on racist language. [News.com Extra]
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(Corrects headline to show Web traffic growth, not Web sales, fell on Black Friday)
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In a July 26 story about a federal court hearing on an application by The Associated Press to have prosecutors reveal the names of major league baseball players allegedly implicated in drug use, The Associated Press erroneously reported a portion of a statement by lawyer Ethan Balogh during the hearing.
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(Corrects headline to show Web traffic growth, not Web  sales, fell on Black Friday)
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Tycho:  I don't know why I get my hopes up reading shit about "broken street dates" online, I'm perpetually disappointed by the results.  I got a game on the actual ship date five years ago, and it's made me into some kind of Goddamned optimist.  There are scattered reports that people have picked them up, and you may invest your time in this way if you are desperate, but I apologize for wasting your time.  (CW)TB
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(Corrects name in 4th paragraph to Simon Fuller instead of Simon Cowell; also corrects spelling of Portnow in 10th paragraph.)       By Sue Zeidler
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Corrects to remove reference to Germany as a permanent Security Council member in 2nd paragraph.
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By TOM GROENING; OF THE NEWS STAFF  Editor's note: Part of this story was inadvertently cut in Wednesday's editions.