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Microsoft, Yahoo point fingers over Windows Phone data leak – onmsft.com

Ron Ron
February 2, 2011
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Todd Bishop: Yesterday’s big headline was the war of words between Microsoft and Google over the search giant’s “Bing Sting” operation. Today’s back-and-forth is between Microsoft and another tech giant, its Internet search partner Yahoo — but this time involving a different product: Windows Phone 7…

Todd Bishop’s Microsoft Blog

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