[OpenFontLibrary] epic fail: French Anti-Piracy Organisation Hadopi Uses Pirated Font In Own Logo
Chris Lilley
chris at w3.org
Wed Jan 20 05:50:55 PST 2010
Hello,
An object lesson in being sure that fonts are used within the terms of their license. The design agency for Hadopi, the French agency overseeing the controversial 'three strikes' law that removes Internet access from households after three illegal download warnings, itself used a copy of an exclusive corporate typeface design made for France Telecom, stolen copies of which have appeared on warez sites. (The other font used was also unlicensed, but is at least *available* for licensing, and a copy was purchased some two months after the logo went into use).
http://fontfeed.com/archives/french-anti-piracy-organisation-uses-pirated-font-in-ownlogo/
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Chris Lilley mailto:chris at w3.org
Technical Director, Interaction Domain
W3C Graphics Activity Lead
Co-Chair, W3C Hypertext CG
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