Microsoft signs software deal with Vietnam ministry (AFP) Comments

Yahoo! News: Technology News - May 21, '07 12:22am
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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer (R) shakes hands with Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung as they attend a signing ceremony for a strategic partnership agreement and a Microsoft Office licensing agreement in Hanoi, 21 May 2007. The deal would make Vietnam compliant with intellectual property (IP) protection rules and help foster the development of a vibrant information and communication technology (ICT), both sides said in a statement.(AFP/Hoang Dinh Nam)AFP - US software giant Microsoft on Monday signed an agreement with a Vietnam government ministry to use only licensed programmes in a bid to reduce rampant software piracy in the communist country.


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