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NovaLogic Busted for Illegal Software

December 09, 2005 - Thanks to 2112(AWG) for that tip that according to the Ventura County Star,
game developer NovaLogic was busted for using illegal software, i.e. - programs without a license

Music fans aren't the only ones getting caught for illegal copying and downloading.
On a typical day, the Business Software Alliance is investigating about 700 companies suspected
of using unlicensed software programs.
On Wednesday, the Washington,
D.C.-based alliance representing top software developers reported it had fined five Los Angeles-area businesses
more than $500,000 for using software for which they did not have licenses.

One of those businesses was Calabasas-based NovaLogic Inc., a software developer.

NovaLogic creates games for computers and consoles such as the PlayStation and Xbox.
The company was fined $153,500 after an audit found it had unlicensed copies of Adobe,
Apple, Autodesk, FileMaker, Macromedia, Microsoft and Symantec software on its computers.

"NovaLogic Inc. is committed to full compliance with software licensing requirements," President Lee Milligan said in a statement.
"As a software developer, our organization depends on respect for our intellectual property rights.
NovaLogic regrets the inadvertent violation of license agreements and is committed to rigorous respect for the intellectual property rights of others."
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