Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 16th Jan 2007 13:14 UTC, submitted by JCooper
"Fluendo is expanding its offerings with the general availability of a wide range of codecs for the GNU/Linux and Solaris desktop and server systems. The Fluendo codecs plug directly into the popular and widely used GStreamer multimedia framework available on all the major GNU/Linux and Solaris systems. Users of GNU/Linux and Solaris operating systems have previously lacked solutions which enabled them to license and use popular media formats such as Windows Media, MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 in accordance with the laws of their country. Through Fluendo's agreements with Microsoft and MPEG LA such a solution is now available."
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2006-04-21
Well, apparently it is in enough countries. The US definitely, and apparently some countries in the EU since Fluendo is a Spanish company.
AFAIK there's no law of (im)morality says companies can't fleece citizens of other countries.