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French court to pirates: Three strikes and ... then what?

France's highest legal authority has ruled as unconstitutional a government plan to cut off, without trial, Internet users accused of copyright infringement.

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Sweden's Pirate Party sets sail for Brussels

The Pirate Party, a party campaigning for online civil rights, has won at least one seat in the European Parliament, after obtaining 7.1 percent of the votes in elections in Sweden.

| News | Government | Internet | Legal | 06/08/09 at 10:20 am |


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Pirated Windows 7 software part of criminal botnet

Microsoft Windows 7 pirated versions have been found with hard-to-detect trojans intended for cybercrime purposes, according to a security firm.

| News | Security | Windows | 05/12/09 at 12:45 pm |


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Global PC software piracy up because of China, India

PC software piracy was on the upswing in 2008 for the second year in a row, because PC shipments grew fastest in high-piracy countries like China and India, according to a study released Tuesday by the Business Software Alliance (BSA).

| News | Legal | 05/12/09 at 10:19 am |


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PC Software Piracy Hit Illinois Economy Hard

The BSA estimates that the Illinois economy lost the equivalent of 5,646 jobs due to PC software piracy. Trident Contract Management and Aspera GmbH offer suggestions on how companies can reduce software piracy through software asset management (SAM).

| News | IT management/strategy | 05/11/09 at 10:43 am |


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