Posted Dec. 13, 2012 at 12:33 p.m.
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New York — Microsoft is sticking with a decision to make it harder to track users' online behavior, earning plaudits from privacy groups while drawing fire from the advertisers its money-losing web unit needs most.
Microsoft upsets online advertisers with user privacy protection plan
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New York — Microsoft is sticking with a decision to make it harder to track users' online behavior, earning plaudits from privacy groups while drawing fire from the advertisers its money-losing web unit needs most.
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