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Author Solutions, the Bloomington company that helps people publish their own books, has admitted
to using copies of software from Adobe, Microsoft and Symantec.
The penalty? $50,000.
Author Solutions says the violations began under prior ownership and that it cooperated with the investigation.
China is often blamed as a hotbed of software piracy, but what about here? In your experience, how common is it?
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