On April 10, the Los Angeles Times shared with the nation an astonishing discovery. Microsoft, working in concert with nearly a dozen public relations firms around the nation, planned to mount a faux grassroots campaign in which the company would covertly pay for articles, editorials and letters to the editor that would be published in newspapers located in states where the political heat on Microsoft is being turned up. One of the surprising things about this has been the lack of an outcry from the public. Read the fine print before you click OK . All rights reserved.
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