The global software giant Microsoft hit out at Google over copyright in a newspaper column on Tuesday, accusing the search-engine giant of riding roughshod over intellectual rights in a rush to grab content.
Google "appears to be trying wherever possible to skirt copyright law's boundaries", Tom Rubin, a top adviser on intellectual property law for Microsoft, alleged in the Financial Times.
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