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| ID: | 1739 |
| Title: | 2004 PIRACY STUDY - http://www.bsa.or.jp/file/PiracyStudy_E.pdf |
| Description: | In this year’s study, IDC used its proprietary statistics for software and hardware shipments, conducted more than 5,600 interviews in 15 countries to gain a better understanding of the amount of software running on computers and used IDC analysts to review local market conditions. |
| Category: | Cybercrime: Copyright infringement |
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| Date Added: | July 15, 2008 05:45:37 PM |
| Number Hits: | 1 |
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