Complacent IT professionals could be putting their companies at
risk of suspended internet service or worse by ignoring delayed
anti-piracy legislation according to research commissioned by Star, a provider of on-demand cloud computing and communication services to UK businesses.
The survey shows 43 per cent of IT professionals themselves download or
stream copyrighted material. Eight per
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