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By the numbers: piracy rate in China down 10 percent

Arstechnica

The software piracy rate in China dropped four percentage points in 2006 from a year prior, according to a new report released by the Business Software Alliance and IDC, and showed an overall decline of 10 percentage points since 2003.

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