Wall Street Journal / Pearson / Forrester Research / IDC / /
Currency
cent / USD / /
IndustryTerm
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Organization
Pew Internet Foundation / Software and Information Industry Association / Antipiracy Students Authority / Congress / International Technology Education Association / /
Person
George Teston / James Rest / Roger Bybee / /
Position
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