The FBI and Chinese police have cooperated to corral two gangs in Shanghai and Shenzhen and seize pirated software worth half a billion dollars, officials said Tuesday. The gangs were pirating Microsoft and Norton software for sale in the United States, said Gao Feng, an official with the Ministry of Public Security.
July 24, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The FBI and Chinese police have cooperated to bust two gangs in Shanghai and Shenzhen and seize pirated software worth half a billion dollars, officials said Tuesday.
The gangs were pirating Microsoft and Norton software for sale in the United States, said Gao Feng, an official with the Ministry of Public Security.
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