
Sony has been caught in a Business Software Alliance (BSA) raid with unauthorized software - up to 47% of the software at their offices. If it's true, Sony has some explaining to do. For a company so adamantly against piracy, it seems hypocritical that it can't follow its own mantra. Considering that the RIAA has been pushing for Congress in the US to increase the statutory fines for copyright infringement, perhaps Sony would like to set a good example and pay at the high end of the range of fines which should be levied against them?
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