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| Could piracy blacklist backfire? |
Assorted |
| Internet law professor Michael Geist on how the US has angered allies with its list of the world's worst piracy offenders |
International |
05/05/2009 |
CIB-9-0257 |
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| Counterfeit Parts Infiltrate Aerospace Projects |
Autos & Parts |
| Electrical, military and aerospace industries face a dangerous resurgence: the unintentional use of counterfeit components in place of certified parts. |
International |
4/28/2009 |
CIB-9-0252 |
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| Pirates Go for Their Next Target: Apple |
Electronics |
| What if I could show you how Apple is getting the best of hardware pirates, simply by being the best Apple it can be? |
International |
4/30/2009 |
CIB-9-0249 |
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| Counterfeit cords blamed for fires; sold in Valley |
Electronics |
| Some cords look like all the rest, but inside they have little copper or insulation. |
USA |
05/04/2009 |
CIB-9-0259 |
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| Cybercriminals Take Advantage of Swine Flu Buzz, Sell Fake Drugs |
Pharmaceuticals |
| Cybercriminals are taking advantage of the swine flu buzz to sell counterfeit drugs and steal credit card details, Internet security experts have warned. |
International |
05/02/2009 |
CIB-9-0253 |
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| RPSGB Warns Against Counterfeit Drugs for Swine Flu |
Pharmaceuticals |
| The Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain (RPSGB) today issued a warning to the public about the risks of buying online medicines for swine influenza, such as Tamiflu or Relenza. |
UK |
4/29/2009 |
CIB-9-0244 |
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| In Developing World, Police Investigate Drug Counterfeiting |
Pharmaceuticals |
| When Samar Yehia died of breast cancer two years ago, her hospital doctor was shocked. Her condition, previously stable, had suddenly deteriorated, even though the breast cancer medication he had prescribed her had worked well for other patients. |
West Bank |
4/29/2009 |
CIB-9-0250 |
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