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Survey: Only 10% of developers say that piracy's a "significant threat"

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The results of the latest TIGA survey are in, and it appears that the majority of UK game developers have this whole piracy thing under control.

While 90 percent think piracy is an "increasing problem," 60 percent see unlawful plundering and pilfering as only a "low threat" to the viability of their companies. A mere 10 percent, meanwhile, think piracy is public enemy number one, assigning it a "significant threat" rating. Overall, though, it looks like developers aren't abandoning ship just yet.

"The results of the TIGA piracy survey clearly demonstrate that UK developers are taking the initiative when dealing with the issue of piracy and looking for new ways of delivering content and communicating directly with their consumers," said Richard Wilson, CEO of TIGA.

Thanks, GI.biz.

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