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Step up computer piracy campaign - study

A new survey says Ireland must do more to stamp out software piracy.

Step up computer piracy campaign - study

Mon, 02 Jun, 2003 - 15:40

A new survey says Ireland must do more to stamp out software piracy.

The lobby group representing the commercial software sector says that this piracy is costing jobs and taxes.

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