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| Time: 00:00 EST/05:00 GMT | News Source: Financial Times | Posted By: Chris Hedlund | ||
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Nine Southern California companies will pay the Business Software Alliance a combined $826,270 to settle claims that they were using unlicensed programmes on office computers, the Washington, DC-based trade group has said. Locally, the companies include Ascent Media Group Inc, a creative and technical services provider with offices in Burbank, and CallSource, a performance management company in Westlake Village. Both companies are respectively paying more than $100,000 to settle the claims. �The whole point is to make it more expensive for a company to be out of compliance than it is to be in compliance,� said Bob Kruger, vice-president of enforcement for BSA, which represents Adobe, Apple, Microsoft, IBM and other software developers. �They pay us the money and agree to delete any unlicensed software they have on their computers.� | ||
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