Submitted by: arnesr
Source: http://www.theregister.co.uk/000413-000019.html
The Business Software Alliance (BSA) has masterminded a scheme to name and shame software pirates on the Web. It has created a substitute Web page to slap on sites it has closed down for selling unlicensed software. The page, set with a brick-like background, declares: "This site has been disabled by the Internet Service Provider at the request of the Business Software Alliance. For further information about software piracy, please visit the links below." |
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It then has links to the BSA and nopiracy.com sites, and a list of international hotline numbers for the BSA.
The amount of time the BSA page can be displayed will depend on the ISP involved, but it will only be a matter of days or weeks, a representative said.
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