Oracle admits paying bloggers to influence public opinion
Software firm admits it has 'influencers' on its payroll
Oracle has admitted that it paid two influential bloggers in an effort to steer public opinion over its recent trial with Google. The revelation came following a court order from US Judge William Alsop...
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