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News Burst: BSA puts £10,000 bounty on software pirates

Will Knight ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 03 Nov 2000 11:51 GMT

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The Business Software Alliance (BSA) is offering £10,000 reward for information that helps catch companies guilty of using counterfeit software in the UK, the organisation said Thursday.

The Alliance claims that software piracy is rife among businesses in the UK and hopes that the 10k bounty will prompt employees to inform on crooked firms.

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