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Software piracy leaves resellers out of pocket

30 May 2006 •

Study shows that illegal software cost the UK £1.8bn in 2005, as many VARs call for better education

Resellers lost out on $1.8bn worth of software revenue last year due to piracy, according to the latest report by the Business Software Alliance (BSA). The BSA’s 2005 Global Piracy Study (GPS)...

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