BSA bags insurance firm payout

Caroline Donnelly
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Anti-piracy body nabs insurance company for alleged software licence misuse

The Business Software Alliance (BSA) has ordered a Stoke-on-Trent-based insurance firm to pay up £3,000 in settlement fees for allegedly using unlicensed software. The anti-piracy body has also ...

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