Software Piracy Accounts For A $34 Billion Loss In 2005

24 May 2006

$34 billion was the amount of lost money due to software piracy around the world in 2005. In fact 35% of packaged software installed on PCs globally was illegal according to a study from IDC and the Business Software Alliance (BSA). Full Story

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