Don't pirate MS-Office: use ours, says OpenOffice.org
'Get legal -- Get OpenOffice.org' is the tagline of a new campaign taking advantage of the recent clampdown against unlicensed software by Microsoft and the BSA
OpenOffice.org has launched a campaign to persuade companies worried about software compliance to move to its open source productivity application.
The project has launched a Web site for the 'Get Legal -- get OpenOffice.org' campaign, and hopes to drive traffic to the site by encouraging Webmasters and bloggers to display the campaign banner on their sites.
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