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Cuba se queda sin Messenger

La compañía estadounidense informó en un comunicado que el pasado viernes (22 de mayo) bloqueó el acceso a Windows Live Messenger en cinco países sujetos a sanciones de los EEUU: Cuba, Siria, Irán, Sudán y Corea del Norte.
etiquetas: cuba, messenger, bloqueo, cuba sin messenger, microsoft
» noticia original
Original post by puntopeek

2656 No Comments May 25th, 2009

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