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Story: UK firm sells second-hand Microsoft licences
Posted by: Arturas Juras (Sunday 13 November 2005, 4:27 PM)
How is the software different from the hardware? It takes some time and money to make one or the other, how much would it cost 1000 units of each ready for sale? I think the difference is very obvious. So the software developers are automatically better off. Why are they suppose to be privileged by the law, by being able to make their products unresellable… Why the law should deny us the right to sell anything we legally purchase…
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Story: UK firm sells second-hand Microsoft licences
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Why are resellers shocked? This isn't unusual Micr... Arthur B. -
Er, competitors? The people who are selling... David B WIldgoose -
Obviously larger companies who's bread butter come... Alistair Phillips
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What is the difference between paid for software l... Anonymous
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How is the software different from the hardwa... Arturas Juras -
David. Competitors as in Linux, Apple and others.... Arthur B.
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Others. Software isn't usually sold. Usually it's... Arthur B.
