UK companies sued for unlicensed software use

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The Business Software Alliance has announced a £12,000 settlement following a software licence breach

The BSA pursued a £12,000 settlement recently The Business Software Alliance (BSA), an organisation which provides resources to help companies develop and maintain a best practice approach to sof...

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