Old Weird Ward
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Saturday, September 25, 2004
- - - - - Iran and Windows
Just in case you needed another reason to despise the mullahs running Iran, here's one for you. Why pay for it if you can steal it?
| Iran doesn't recognize international copyright laws, Mohammad Sephery-Rad, secretary of Iran's High Informatics Council, told Agence Press France. That means citizens can use all the Microsoft products they want for free, as long as they can find a place to steal them. "All the software in Iran is copied," he said. "There is no copyright law, so everybody uses Microsoft software freely." |
See the whole story HERE.
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