The Billion Pound software piracy problem
By Simon Brew,
But that doesn't mean John Lovelock has taken his eyes off his goal. He knows that a precedent needs to be set to ensure the message to businesses gets through, and he's determined to track down those who wilfully misuse FAST members' software. Even backed by a further threat of utilising the Proceeds of Crime Act to seek recompense for his members where appropriate, we nonetheless suspect that when we next arrange to meet John Lovelock towards the end of the year that he won't have achieved his goal. Yet, conversely, it's equally likely that he'll be a few steps closer to it.
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