Open-Source May Help China Curb Software Piracy
By Maria Trombly |
Posted 09-27-2005
"Free" might not really mean free, but an operating system that doesn't require user licenses makes it a lot easier to avoid piracy, in accordance with a four-year-old government push to get Chinese companies to respect intellectual property.
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