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says that the industry worldwide lost $29 billion last year to
piracy, more than double the losses of 2002.
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Laptop Computer July 15, 2004 (AXcess News) Washington - A study released this
month by computer software manufacturers says that the industry
worldwide lost $29 billion last year to piracy, more than double
the losses of 2002.Making a copy of a
music CD or loading a borrowed
program onto your computer may not seem like a crime, but in most
situations it is.
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Desktop Computer Bob Kruger is the vice-president of enforcement for the Business
Software Alliance, an industry group based in Washington.
Notebooks "The biggest form of piracy, the one that accounts for the
lion's share of those $29 billion in lost revenue, is copying in
the work place," he explained. "Businesses and organizations making
more copies of software for office computers than they have
licenses to support."
Lenovo The software alliance says that the value of the pirated
products equals 60 percent of all legal global software sales. The
Internet, says Mr. Kruger, greatly compounds the problem as more
and more software is available online, where it can be downloaded
and then illegally
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Travelstar The problem is most serious in the music industry. Global sales
of pirated compact disks have more than doubled in the past three
years. The pirated music market has a greater value, over $5
billion , than the legitimate music market of every country in the
world outside the United States and Japan.
Gateway The entertainment industry is trying to combat online song and
movie swapping through a combination of
education and legal action. The
U.S. music industry has brought 3,500 lawsuits against music
downloaders.Larry Magid, a technology writer in California's
Silicon Valley, says even though Apple Computer has been
successful in getting people to pay for the music they download,
music piracy continues to grow."There is now a legal way to
download music, but unfortunately for the record industry the
unauthorized copying or swapping of music is continuing to gain
market share at a fairly substantial rate," he noted. "I'm not
sure there is going to be a technology or a legal system that
can effectively prevent this, certainly not on a global
scale."
Laptop Parts The music industry says over eight million people were online at
any given time in June using unauthorized music downloads. That is
a 19 percent increase from last year.
Software Robert Kruger says the software industry keeps tabs on where
piracy is most rampant.
Hard Drives "The regions of the globe with the highest piracy rates are
found in southeast Asia, eastern Europe and Latin America," he
explained. "Some of the countries have piracy rates of 90 percent,
meaning that nine out of ten software programs are pirated."
Electronics Vietnam and China have the world's highest piracy rates,
accounting for 92 percent of all computer software installed in
each country. They are followed by Ukraine with 91 percent,
Indonesia at 88 percent and Zimbabwe and Russia with 87
percent.
Canon It may seem like a losing battle. Larry Magid in Palo Alto says
if progress isn't made in combating illegal music downloading the
laws may have to be changed."Laws have to take a look at behavior,"
he added. "Just like drug laws, when they become unworkable they
may have to be looked at. And if the laws are simply unworkable, if
society has moved to the point where people don't respect or
acknowledge intellectual property rights, then perhaps the entire
music industry and the legal system needs to take another look. The
industry may need to find another way to make money, perhaps
through advertising, perhaps through subscription fees, I'm not
sure what."
Desktop Pc The music and film industries are alarmed by data that suggest
an increasing number of computer users believe it is not wrong to
download unauthorized music or video. An industry association says
58 percent of illegal downloads are audio files, followed by
pornography (20%) and other video files (9%).
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