Posted by TimSlavin at January 12, 2004
"Adobe Systems Inc. acknowledged on Friday it quietly added technology to the world's best-known graphics software at the request of government regulators and international bankers to prevent consumers from making copies of the world's major currencies." Interesting question: is the right of artists to work with any image, including currency, more important than the right of a government to curtail counterfit currency? Where do you draw the line? From the San Jose Mercury News.
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