Michael Gaertner worried he could lose his company. A group called the Business Software Alliance had written him to claim that his 10-person architectural firm in Galveston, Texas, was using unlicensed software.The letter demanded $67,000-most of one year's profit-or else the BSA would seek more in court.
November 28, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Michael Gaertner worried he could lose his company. A group called the Business Software Alliance had written him to claim that his 10-person architectural firm in Galveston, Texas, was using unlicensed software.
The letter demanded $67,000-most of one year’s profit-or else the BSA would seek more in court.
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