The Business Software Association of Australia (BSAA) claims it has settled with Hobart-based design firm Crank Media to a tune of AU$10,000, for allegedly infringing software licences.
ICS Multimedia, which it's claimed also used illegal software, settled with the BSAA for AU$15,000.
When contacted by ZDNet Australia, neither Crank Media nor ICS Multimedia would comment on the settlements.
I haven't heard of an open source equivalent of Photoshop and the like.
Can you define for me what the following means:
Hacking
Piracy
Password
Copyright
Can you define for me what the following means:
Hacking
Piracy
Password
Copyright
Can you define for me what the following means:
Hacking
Piracy
Password
Copyright
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Should have used open source software and saved $10K and $15K respectively.
Some simply don't learn...