Microsoft is also into piracy?
Southeastern College, based in Pasay City, Philippines is suing Microsoft and (its local arm) for 100 million pesos ($2.4 million) for piracy of a locally developed manual on how to use Microsoft Office.
If there is one thing that Microsoft should be happy about is that this proves we believe in intellectual property rights.
Maybe, Microsoft should counter that the manuals were created using a pirated version of Microsoft Office.
Found via Arnold Gamboa’s Life 2.0 blog.
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