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Vic Police shut down film piracy lab
Lead came from member of the public via AFACT.
Ry Crozier
Oct 30 2009, 3:52PM
Software
"Piracy lab" raided in Western Sydney
Police seize 6,500 pirated DVDs.
Staff Writers
Sep 8 2009, 12:19PM
Security
Companies urged to embrace the piracy model
Unauthorised downloads can spark innovation in unpredictable ways.
Phil Muncaster
May 16 2009, 9:35AM
News
Aussies OK pirated software for personal use
Almost half of Australians believe it is okay to use pirated software for personal use, and many can’t tell the difference between genuine and illegal software, new research commissioned by Microsoft Australia shows.
Staff Writers
Feb 4 2009, 4:28PM
Software
Ginos Engineering fined $114,000 for software piracy
A conversation between an IT consultant and reseller has cost an Adelaide engineering firm more than $114,000 in damages for hosting 27 unlicensed copies of Autodesk software on its computers.
Staff Writers
Jan 29 2009, 7:53AM
Software
China lays claim to world's largest piracy bust
Eleven sentenced to record terms for masterminding piracy ring.
Shaun Nichols
Jan 5 2009, 8:05AM
Security
Aussies arrested for 10,000TB of illegal film transfers
Two Brisbane men have been charged with allegedly facilitating the transfer of over 10,000TB of pirated films and TV shows via an offshore website.
Staff Writers
Dec 6 2008, 8:04AM
Security
XP Pirates, Microsoft is watching you
Have you ever sat back and thought to yourself "Self -- why doesn't Microsoft accuse me of being a thief more often?". You may think this is a thought pattern that's never crossed your mind, but according to Microsoft, you're wrong.
Alex Kidman
Aug 30 2008, 8:32AM
Security
BSA warns Aussie businesses about software piracy ‘can of worms’
The Business Software Alliance (BSA) is urging Australian IT managers to better examine their security policies and software assets to make sure they aren’t sitting on a dangerous ‘can of worms’ of software piracy.
Ashley Clark
May 31 2008, 11:09AM
Security
BSA study reveals Aussie software piracy slightly down
Results of a study by the Business Software Alliance (BSA) signal that PC software piracy in Australia has fallen one percentage point in 2007.
Ashley Clark
May 15 2008, 3:11PM
Software
Nintendo calls on US to kill piracy
Nintendo of America
has asked the
US Trade Representative
to put pressure on specific governments around the world to take a more aggressive stand on games piracy.
Matt Chapman
Feb 19 2008, 6:59AM
Sales & Marketing
Taiwan group guilty of 90 percent of Microsoft piracy
Microsoft claims that a small group led by a recently jailed Taiwanese man was the source of almost all high quality pirated copies of its software up until his arrest in 2004.
Simon Burns
Feb 5 2008, 2:24PM
Security
Video stores hit back at DVD piracy
During the Christmas and New Year holiday season, video stores around the country are putting up posters and handing out DVD sleeves and brochures to alert Australians to the increasing problems of DVD piracy.
Lilia Guan
Jan 10 2008, 2:01PM
Security
Microsoft launches safe online shopping guide; files 52 piracy lawsuits
Microsoft has teamed up with eBay to launch a new educational guide to help consumers spot and avoid counterfeit software when shopping online as it ramps up its fight against piracy.
Negar Salek
Dec 12 2007, 3:55PM
Security
Authorities smash US$2bn piracy ring
Authorities in the US and China have broken up a piracy group accused of trafficking more than US$2bn worth of unlicensed software.
Shaun Nichols
Jul 27 2007, 2:47PM
Software
Microsoft launches piracy legal blitz
23 lawsuits filed in California and Florida.
Robert Jaques
Jul 3 2007, 7:00AM
Software
Pair convicted in US$6m piracy bust
Counterfeit software sold on eBay.
Shaun Nichols
Jun 28 2007, 7:00AM
Software
Movie piracy more popular than ever
The latest research into Internet file sharing has shown that the amount of online piracy has risen.
Iain Thomson
Jan 30 2007, 10:23AM
Security
Rampant software piracy stifles growth: survey
Software piracy is rampant and hampering economic growth, and it is increasingly in the hands of organised groups which are regarded as legitimate businesses in some countries, according to a survey.
Lucas van
Dec 9 2005, 9:15AM
Software
Movie studios, BitTorrent sign anti-piracy pact
Hollywood's major movie studios and internet technology provider BitTorrent have signed a pact to help stem piracy of films on the web, but the move was deemed by both as an "early experiment".
Staff Writers
Nov 24 2005, 8:25AM
Software
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