What can the global design industry do to pressure Sweden to change its IP attitude?
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Just for information, Letterhead fonts already do that
http://www.letterheadfonts.com/news/index.php?a=blog&id=100
They also block other countries. I once wanted to buy a font from them for using in a project, and they refuse to sell to Argentinian customers.
I don't agree, but I can understand it as a business decision.0 -
Sweden prosecuted the founders of the Pirate Bay in 2009 and the site is no longer run out of Sweden. The founders of the Pirate Bay are now hiding from extradition in East Asia.0
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