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Software piracy on the up







Software piracy on the up

Software piracy on the up 07/12/2004 10:48 PM

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eBay confuses free software and piracy


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I give eBay credit for trying to do the right thing. In 1999, James Love documented on the Consumer Project for Technology mailing list how Microsoft was forcing eBay to remove items from auction if they bore the Microsoft name. According to Microsoft, consumers have no right to sell Microsoft software that they have legally purchased. eBay responded by pulling all auctions for Windows and warning those who had tried to sell it of the legal consequences of software piracy. But this is different. They are pulling auctions for free software. It's because of their "piracy policy." At least that's what they're telling Russ Phillips.

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Software piracy hurting UK business,
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Software distie ordered to pay piracy
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Software distie ordered to pay piracy
damages, goes titsup
01/22/2004 09:14 AM
Debts of £1m-plus

Spanish police bust MS software piracy
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Spanish police bust MS software piracy
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FBI cracks multimillion-dollar software
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EU extends review of anti-piracy
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Software Piracy Rate Climbs, Hits $29
Bln Globally


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07/07/2004 06:32 AM
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Symantec wins US$3M judgment in software
piracy suit


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Vietnam starts taking action against
software piracy


Vietnam starts taking action against
software piracy
05/14/2004 09:15 AM
Vietnamese authorities raided the premises of three of the country's largest computer assemblers in the capital Hanoi on Wednesday, discovering large amounts of pirated software on the premises, according to a government statement.

Firms paying too much for software, says
anti-piracy group


Firms paying too much for software, says
anti-piracy group
03/22/2005 05:08 PM
Shocking lack of dodgy licences...

World software piracy losses climb to
$29 billion


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$29 billion
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World Software Piracy Losses Double in
2003 (Reuters)


World Software Piracy Losses Double in
2003 (Reuters)
07/07/2004 06:34 AM
Reuters - Software manufacturers lost $29 billion to piracy in 2003, more than double the previous year's losses, and about 36 percent of software installations worldwide are pirated copies, an industry survey showed on Wednesday.

MidEast software heading for 70 percent
piracy-free: watchdog (AFP)


MidEast software heading for 70 percent
piracy-free: watchdog (AFP)
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AFP - The Middle East is closing in on a target of being 70 percent software piracy-free in the next five years, an industry watchdog said in a statement to mark World Intellectual Property Rights Day.

Software piracy in Singapore costs
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Mobile Carriers Seek Cheaper Anti-Piracy
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totaled $29B in 2003
07/07/2004 04:36 PM
Of the $80 billion in software installed on computers worldwide last year, only $51 billion worth was legally purchased, according to a revamped study from the Business Software Alliance.
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