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Four companies in the Greater Toronto Area have been fined for having unlicensed copies of Adobe, Microsoft and Autodesk running on their computers. According to the Business Software Alliance, the companies were fined a total of $95,000. The case demonstrates that even large organizations can unwittingly employ more seats of a software package than they have a license for.
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