The 1956 decree was the result of antitrust action against the computer giant, restricting its ability to join the fast-growing computer services industry. Efforts to educate companies as to what constitutes illegal copying and an increase in lawsuits brought by software publishers are cited as the prime reasons for the drop. This year's campaign is moving to the Internet where undercover agents will monitor bulletin boards for any signs of illegal software exchange. I'm not a marketing person. Lost in the debate over the funding of public broadcasting is the fact that government limits commercial advertising.
CDs seem to be replacing floppy disks as the principal method for delivering programs.
The answer is it's chump change to them. When you do, we'll ring a little bell, because we'll be so happy.