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Breaking News   Microsoft's attempts to clarify Office licensing policies fall short Microsoft's new "no transfer" policy for Office 2013 has left some customers asking what happens if the original PC fails and needs replacement. A corporate blog post tries to "add clarity" to the issue, but what the company really needs to do is change the license terms themselves. READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK More coverage: Big changes in Office 2013 and Office 365 test Microsoft customers' loyalty Can Microsoft bring BI to the masses if the Excel 2013 masses can't get BI? Must-Read Stories   Windows Azure Appliances: Unplugged at last? Microsoft's Hotmail phase-out: What's a user to do? Rackspace cuts its cloud pricing; Race to bottom is on Recommended Live Webcast: IBM's Approach to ERP Transformation and Vendor Selection Have you been thinking of implementing an ERP solution or upgrading your current legacy systems? Join us for this webcast series discussing what companies should consider when its comes to evaluating their ERP options. Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Watch us on YouTube

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