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  • Five hundred calls per month to piracy hotline: Microsoft

    Microsoft revealed that it receives around 500 calls per month to its Australian anti-piracy hotline from consumers that feel they have been ripped off and from resellers that are being pushed out of the market by dealers in pirate software.

  • Borland: Tracking down corporate pirates

    Borland has come under fire for an audit clause in its software licensing agreement that allows Borland on-site auditing privileges at its customers' premises. What are the privacy implications, and will this really help combat corporate piracy in Australia?

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