And here's the one but last installment of the subtitled Free (Iliad) Annual Results Q&A. In this installment, Free comments on the incumbent's duct offers and Xavier Niel goes into a long diatribe on why the Hadopi law (the french three-strike anti-Piracy project) is stupid and will never work. The last installment is very short and should be up by tomorrow.
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