Business Software Alliance (BSA) Ramps Up Software Piracy Focus
Virtual-Strategy Magazine
Scott & Scott, LLP warns businesses that the Business Software Alliance’s (BSA) recently announced increased software anti-piracy operation could negatively affect them if they are not proactive and ready for a potential BSA audit continue reading…
Economic growth stymied by piracy
Malaya
By A Web design Company Growth of the software and information technology industry and of the Philippine economy in general has been impeded by the continuing high rate of software piracy in the Philippines, according to the Business Software Alliance continue reading…
New Indian Procurement Rules Stand to Harm Indian Economy
EON: Enhanced Online News (press release)
Joining ITI, TIA, and USIBC in signing the letter to Prime Minister Singh are: AMCHAM India; Australian Services Roundtable; Australian Services Roundtable; Business Software Alliance; Business Europe; Canada-India Business Council; Canadian Services … See More »
Corporate organisations collaborate to stamp out counterfeiting
BusinessDay
Only recently, a recent report by Business Software Alliance (BSA) placed Nigeria among countries with the highest cases of software piracy, intellectual property theft and other sharp practices in the continue reading…
Converteam pays £8000 for unlicensed software
Works Management
Power conversion specialist Converteam UK has paid around £8000 in settlement with the Business Software Alliance (BSA), following an admission that it used Adobe and Microsoft software unlicensed. Included in the sum paid by the Rugby-based company to … See More »
The BSA’s “nauseating” anti-piracy tactics
PC Pro
The Business Software Alliance (BSA) has been accused of heavy-handed tactics that could drive small companies to incriminate themselves. The issue came to light after one small-business owner approached PC Pro with a letter received from the BSA, … See More »
Copyright & Class Warfare
Forbes
As for software, well, that’s a whole other topic, but businesses need to license software for each application and each seat. The industry does spot-checks, even though the odds of getting caught are negligible. The Business Software Alliance’s 2011 … See More »
