Singapore police raided a company suspected of using illegal software, seizing computers and compact discs in the city-state's first bust following new anti-piracy laws that took effect this year. Software piracy watchdog group Business Software Alliance, which represents software companies like Microsoft and Adobe, had tipped off the police about the company's use of illegal software when it received information from a whistleblower.
September 19, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Singapore police raided a company suspected of using illegal software, seizing computers and compact discs in the city-state’s first bust following new anti-piracy laws that took effect this year.
Police on Thursday confiscated 11 computers and five CD-ROMs from an interior design company, a police statement said. The compact discs were pirated, it said.
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