A Review of the Computer Industry

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This paper explores the ever growing computer industry. The writer of this paper focuses in detail and offers solutions to three distinct and problematic areas in the industry: Advertising, software piracy and Nintendo's monopoly.
Topics covered in this report include:
Internet Marketing: The New Frontier of Advertising
Piracy is Not as Bad as the Software Publishers Association Claims
Nintendo's Monopoly: Monopoly Isn't Just A Game Anymore
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"In spite of the claim the software companies are overreacting, piracy is still wrong and illegal. The industry's use of propaganda to swing public and government sentiment to their side is unethical, but not illegal. Bill Pietrucha notes, "the Software Publishers Association is the principal trade association for the PC software industry. Its nearly 1,200 members account for 90 percent of the sales of the US packaged software industry" (Newsbytes). If a small company needs exposure join one of the organizations that promotes the software business and develop their own products. The rules however should be different for individuals."

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