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Software piracy climbs to $29 bln globally







Software piracy climbs to $29 bln
globally

Software piracy climbs to $29 bln
globally
07/07/2004 04:26 AM

In its annual survey released today, the Business Software Alliance (BSA) says that software piracy reached nearly US$29 billion in 2003, notes Reuters...




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