WALAY RAID......

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http://www.bsa.org/philippines/event...iracy-Team.cfm

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http://www.mindanews.com/2005/09/18nws-internet.htm

Internet cafes in North Cot inspected for pirated software
By Williamor A. Magbanua/MindaNews / 18 September 2005

KIDAPAWAN CITY -- Operatives of the National Bureau of Investigation,
Optical Media Board, Business Software Alliance and the Philippine
National Police on Friday conducted a simultaneous inspection of all
internet cafés in North Cotabato following reports that most of them are
using pirated Microsoft software.

Business Software Alliance has instructed all internet café owners in
the province to register all their computer units in order to avoid
confiscation.

They were given a 30-day extension to comply with the requirements and
have their personal computers registered at the nearest Microsoft office
to legalize their business operation.

Some 20 internet cafés here that were using pirated Microsoft software
have closed since Friday following text messages regarding the raid that
occurred in Midsayap town.

http://news.inq7.net/regions/index.p...story_id=50633

ILLEGAL SOFTWARE USE
Crackdown forces computer shops to close

First posted 03:01am (Mla time) Sept 19, 2005
Inquirer News Service



Editor's Note: Published on page A18 of the Sept. 19, 2005 issue of the
Philippine Daily Inquirer



AT LEAST 50 operators of Internet cafés in Cotabato City were forced to
close shop on Friday in the face of a directive from the Optical Media
Board (OMB) requiring the use of licensed software.

The same thing happened in the cities of Malaybalay, General Santos,
Puerto Princesa and Baguio.

In Puerto Princesa City, panic struck some employees of government and
private offices and businesses as the OMB, the police and the National
Bureau of Investigation started raiding establishments suspected of
using unlicensed software.


http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/cag...d.reports.html



Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Cafes lose P250-T in wake of raid reports
By Ryan Rosauro
Ozamiz Correspondent


OZAMIZ CITY -- Around P250,000 in revenues from computer rentals and
internet airtime were lost by Internet cafe operators here as they
rushed to temporarily close shop after word spread authorities are
rounding up establishments that are not using licensed operating systems
software.

According to an officer of the local association of Internet shops, most
of the cafe operators stopped operation since Friday afternoon until
Monday.....

[glenn]

Actually it is fine kung mag raid sila og mga internet caffe kay mahal pud baya ang singil sa mga internet caffe labi na diri sa Cebu pinak barato 20 pesos 0r 15 pesos sa Davao tag 8 lang man gani naa pud ten og 15 og 20 puro na pud na naay web cam og sariling cubicle diri pirting pangita na sa lugay init pa jud wala pa juy privacy naka monitor pa jud basahon imong mga ka chat......mahal pa jud....kaya dapat lang ma raid na sila....

[jerx d great]

na ang san jose ra ba gi pang delete tanang mga photoshop nga na install sa tanang laboratories..!!!!

[jess]

gi una man daw ang mga business establishments ug inspection..wala pa man sa internet cafe's. so if na raid imung cafe, basig gi ilad ra ka..naka kwarta nuun sila heheheh...kai sa official mandate, wala pa man gi start ang sa mga internet cafes.

read inq7.net,, sept 23 issue.thanks

[pinadski]

basin naa na mga raids after Nov. 30?

[diem]

ganyan talaga ang buhay sa 'pinas--

[En|gMaâ„¢]

there's no raid. there was really no plan for such action.

wait for the coming months.