Do software companies have the right to bring charges of copyright infringement against people and companies when they themselves have copied other people's and company's software code? Is it right for them to say that others cannot reverse engineer their software when reverse engineering is an industry standard? Or is it because they don't want anyone to see what they have pirated?
The Great Software Fraud drills down to the lowest level code to prove the point that Software companies have been lying to us for years, claiming their software is new, original, proprietary, and exclusive to them.
How software patents came to be is also interesting since patents are for tangible things like printers, CPUs, monitors and other hardware.
This is a fascinating read. I had to copy and paste the link into Outlook instead of Firefox to be able to order this book.
