Kerala IT Firms Booked For Software Piracy
By: IANS
| Dec 20, 2007
A three-member team from the legal department of Microsoft Corp inspected a few computer software companies here Thursday and found widespread use of pirated software.
Speaking to IANS, superintendent of police Arun Kumar Sinha confirmed that the legal wing of Microsoft had registered a complaint with them and sought assistance for conducting raids.
"Our officials assisted the Microsoft team in the raid at a few firms in Thiruvananthapuram and Kollam districts," Sinha said.
"We have found widespread use of their pirated software. The police has registered a case under the Copyright Act against the IT firms that have violated the rule of law," said Sinha.
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nithinramesh @ Dec 30, 2007
IT Reseller @ Dec 28, 2007
Everyone should have done the wise thing earlier!!!!! Shift to Linux !!!! Let those MS scumbags play with their own toys!!! I hope this is a wakeup call for everyone!!! first firms next homes i guess!!! i hope everyone flushes Microsoft products down the loo !!!!!
Matt B @ Dec 23, 2007
Ruih @ Dec 21, 2007
What is wrong with what MS is doing? And, why should they give us free software? It is not like they are doing a charity service here?
If you don't like paying for software, use Linux. And ensure you have a 24/7 helpline just incase you wanna install some software!
Arun @ Dec 21, 2007
I have been mainly using Windows in my College and Office. However, in my home computer, I am using Ubuntu Linux and Open Office.
The best thing is that you can use documents created in MS-Office with Open Office. Also, I have experienced that browsing is much faster in Ubuntu Linux.
Satish Kumar @ Dec 21, 2007
berlin @ Dec 21, 2007
fortyplus @ Dec 21, 2007
So,this action will act as a catalyst for faster spread of linux into the non-geeks homes too...
Tux Rules @ Dec 21, 2007
raj @ Dec 21, 2007
IT Lover @ Dec 20, 2007
Alpha @ Dec 20, 2007
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