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mokak!!
ehenam apitath dan licience copies ganna weida danne naa !!
api echchara salli kaarayo newi ne!!! apita 4 maha nidaane paadilaawath naa licience copies ganna
ehenam apitath dan licience copies ganna weida danne naa !! api echchara salli kaarayo newi ne!!! apita 4 maha nidaane paadilaawath naa licience copies ganna
Guyz - torrents thiyenathuru apita aulak na.. ha ha...
Mama ehema kiwwata mama langa pirated sw thiyenne Office 2007 witharai.. Vista Home Premium - licensed + anith okkoma freeware... So if I install openoffice - I'm not in to any kind of software piracy..
Mama ehema kiwwata mama langa pirated sw thiyenne Office 2007 witharai.. Vista Home Premium - licensed + anith okkoma freeware... So if I install openoffice - I'm not in to any kind of software piracy..
chamithal said:Guyz - torrents thiyenathuru apita aulak na.. ha ha...
Mama ehema kiwwata mama langa pirated sw thiyenne Office 2007 witharai.. Vista Home Premium - licensed + anith okkoma freeware... So if I install openoffice - I'm not in to any kind of software piracy..
umbata torrents DL wenakam balagena inna puluwan unaata apita ehema inna kohewath kahanne naa.
kochara wela yanawada ban torrents DL wenna?
anika umba oya kiwwata okkoma opesource ganna puluwanda?
hmmm aranchi marga wala hatiyata kathawa aththa mama hithanne (mata nam thama sure na eath godak dukin inne I love warez
I love CRACKz i love keygenz
mama kellekta wada love kala ban warez walata
eath godak dukin inne I love warez I love CRACKz i love keygenz mama kellekta wada love kala ban warez walata
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yako umbawa adura gannath bari unane.sigi aka nathi nisa full upset ban.BLACKLIST_MEMBER said:hmmm aranchi marga wala hatiyata kathawa aththa mama hithanne (mata nam thama sure na
mama kellekta wada love kala ban warez walata
Mmm... mmm.... Den Therenawada oyagollo karaou dewal. i am very sad about sri lankans. if you want WINDOWS VISTA ULTIMATE LISENCED COPY I CAN GIVE
AHO AHO MAGE HADAWATHA PALEEYANNATA AE...API WAHAMA KRIYAMARGAYAK GATHA UTHU NOWEDA MITHURANEE....KIYANU MANAVI.
well seen ekenam aththa thama. ada dailynews eketh thibba. menna news item eke. anika mehema karata pirate CD's wikunana eke nawathwanna baa ne. CD's keeyak confiscate karannada?? lankawe pura giyoth they will find around a million pirated CD which are still waiting to be sold ne. anika around 40% of them will be in pettah thama!!
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Raids on to curb software piracy
Colombo: Colombo Crime Division officers with the assistance of representatives of the Business Software Alliance (BSA) conducted raids against distributors of illegal business software in Colombo marking the beginning of greater focus and crackdown on business software piracy distribution and business software under-licensing, the BSA said.
Three outlets in a leading shopping complex in Colombo were raided and 412 illegal CDs were seized by the Police.
Most of the suspected pirated software found involved the business software commonly used for photo editing, animation rendering, web and computer-aided designing, anti-virus protection and productivity suites (word processing, spreadsheets, presentation, personal time and information management tools).
If found guilty and convicted under the Intellectual Property Act No. 36 of 2003, offenders face up to Rs. 500,000 in fines per infringement or may even be jailed up to six months.
The search warrants were issued by Mount Lavinia Additional Magistrate of Ms. Darshika Wimalasiri, while the raids were conducted by ASP Nuwan Vedasinghe and S.I Shantha Vithana under the supervision of the Director of the Colombo Crime Division SSP Anura Senanayake.
SSP Senanayake, who was on-site during the simultaneous raids, said "I strongly encourage all computer dealers and software resellers everywhere to ensure that they only sell legal and original software to avoid facing the full consequences of the law. We will continue to monitor the situation and we will be conducting continued enforcement against software pirates until piracy is wiped out.
Innocent consumers and traders simply need to be protected against this criminal trade which is costing millions in losses to the industry, as well as the government in the form of taxes. We recommend and remind all businesses to respect the law of the country by purchasing and using genuine software and avoiding dealing with vendors who sell pirated or unlicensed software.
Business owners and senior management should take a proactive role in auditing their existing computers to ensure the software is fully licensed with the necessary documentation."
Criminals behind counterfeit syndicates are considered to be organised, resourceful and willing to spend large amounts of money to develop and ship pirated goods to markets all over the world. Sadly, Sri Lanka is no longer a stranger to the issue of piracy, being ranked as the country with the sixth highest piracy rate in the world at 90%, and the second-highest in the Asia-Pacific region - bringing notoriety and unwanted global attention on the island.
In a global software piracy study conducted independently for the BSA by IDC, the information technology (IT) industry's leading global market research and forecasting firm, the high software piracy rate has resulted in US$86 million in retail revenue losses to the local Sri Lankan software economy.
-dailynews.lk
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Raids on to curb software piracy
Colombo: Colombo Crime Division officers with the assistance of representatives of the Business Software Alliance (BSA) conducted raids against distributors of illegal business software in Colombo marking the beginning of greater focus and crackdown on business software piracy distribution and business software under-licensing, the BSA said.
Three outlets in a leading shopping complex in Colombo were raided and 412 illegal CDs were seized by the Police.
Most of the suspected pirated software found involved the business software commonly used for photo editing, animation rendering, web and computer-aided designing, anti-virus protection and productivity suites (word processing, spreadsheets, presentation, personal time and information management tools).
If found guilty and convicted under the Intellectual Property Act No. 36 of 2003, offenders face up to Rs. 500,000 in fines per infringement or may even be jailed up to six months.
The search warrants were issued by Mount Lavinia Additional Magistrate of Ms. Darshika Wimalasiri, while the raids were conducted by ASP Nuwan Vedasinghe and S.I Shantha Vithana under the supervision of the Director of the Colombo Crime Division SSP Anura Senanayake.
SSP Senanayake, who was on-site during the simultaneous raids, said "I strongly encourage all computer dealers and software resellers everywhere to ensure that they only sell legal and original software to avoid facing the full consequences of the law. We will continue to monitor the situation and we will be conducting continued enforcement against software pirates until piracy is wiped out.
Innocent consumers and traders simply need to be protected against this criminal trade which is costing millions in losses to the industry, as well as the government in the form of taxes. We recommend and remind all businesses to respect the law of the country by purchasing and using genuine software and avoiding dealing with vendors who sell pirated or unlicensed software.
Business owners and senior management should take a proactive role in auditing their existing computers to ensure the software is fully licensed with the necessary documentation."
Criminals behind counterfeit syndicates are considered to be organised, resourceful and willing to spend large amounts of money to develop and ship pirated goods to markets all over the world. Sadly, Sri Lanka is no longer a stranger to the issue of piracy, being ranked as the country with the sixth highest piracy rate in the world at 90%, and the second-highest in the Asia-Pacific region - bringing notoriety and unwanted global attention on the island.
In a global software piracy study conducted independently for the BSA by IDC, the information technology (IT) industry's leading global market research and forecasting firm, the high software piracy rate has resulted in US$86 million in retail revenue losses to the local Sri Lankan software economy.
-dailynews.lk
I dont think that this is possible,the biggest pirate wares country is Paki[afaik],and most of the people use Windows pirate copies,if MS can giv their OS for a reasonable price and providing OEMs for shops then it might be some sort of an answer for these raids
also how are they gonna catch the rest who are using p2p,torrents? cz none of the ISPs do torrent throttling.
maybe SLMS thinks this is a smart move
but lets see
also how are they gonna catch the rest who are using p2p,torrents? cz none of the ISPs do torrent throttling.
maybe SLMS thinks this is a smart move
but lets see
we are sixth in da world and second in asia for software piracy!!!
dan ithin api computers wala open source softwares thama use karanna wenne. anika nw its a change for da open source platform t come up in sri lanka as vendors can burn opensource softwares and sell coz its not illegal neda??
dan ithin api computers wala open source softwares thama use karanna wenne. anika nw its a change for da open source platform t come up in sri lanka as vendors can burn opensource softwares and sell coz its not illegal neda??
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