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• Association Européenne pour la Protection des Oeuvres et services Cryptés (AEPOC)

  http://www.aepoc.org/
  The European Association for the Protection of Encrypted Works and Services, an organization of corporations in the digital television and telecommunications sector. The mission is studying the phenomenon of piracy in relation to encrypted works and services and research into all the legal, operational and technological methods for increasing the security and protection of conditional access systems.

• BSA Anti-Piracy Site -- Software Piracy

  http://www.bsa.org/country/Anti-Piracy.aspx
  Nopiracy.com is a site by the BSA (an alliance between many software megacorps to attack people who copy software) that argues against "piracy" and encourages turning people in.

• Microsoft - How Piracy Affects You

  http://www.microsoft.com/piracy/how.mspx
  Argues that piracy is wrong, claims it costs consumers money.

• SIIA Anti-Piracy

  http://www.siia.net/piracy
  Among information, news, issues on copyright, policies and initiatives, this side also provides the possibility to report piracy.

• Software piracy - Protection of intellectual property

  http://www.microsoft.com/piracy/
  Information on piracy as well as tips on how to protect yourself against it.

• Software Piracy: What You Should Know

  http://www.bentley.com/help/anti.piracy.html
  Bentley Systems attacks software "piracy".

• The Register - Stealth Plan Puts Copy Protection Into Every Hard Drive

  http://www.theregister.co.uk/2000/12/20/stealth_plan_puts_copy_protection/
  Hastening a rapid demise for the free copying of digital media, the next generation of hard disks is likely to come with copyright protection countermeasures built in.

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