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South African government websites hacked
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Moscow, December 12, 2012
First Published: 12:43 IST(12/12/2012)
Last Updated: 12:45 IST(12/12/2012)
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Activists with hacker skills were behind more than half the data stolen in cyber attacks last year. Photo: AFP/adashi/shutterstock.com
Russian customers of the Google Play store can now buy movies and books in the country, the internet giant said Tuesday.
Book prices on Google Play start from 50 rubles ($1.6), and some books, mainly Russian classics, are free. Movies cost from 99 rubles to buy or less to
rent, with users opting to rent after being given a 48-hour "window" to watch the film.

Films can be either watched online or downloaded on Android.

Users can also leave comments on books and films.

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