
By Will Sturgeon
Published: Monday 15 March 2004
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Name
Nick Harewood
Location
birmingham
Occupation
web designer
Comment
This has probably been going on as long as people have been 'designing' webpages. More often than not - it is a case of an young inexperienced wannabe web designer taking a site design they like and modifying it slightly to suit their/clients needs.
You just need to look at http://www.pirated-sites.com/ to see some of the thousands of examples that have occured in recent years. Many of these may just be designer/developers personal sites being ripped off, but it's still theft of intellectual property. Especially not funny for the clients (who to be fair - are probably getting what they paid for) presented with a second-hand site, pay for it, and are then told to remove it.
We have had the same problem with things being sto...
Amanda Sutherland
I think it takes a LOT of very clever work to do a...
Mark SPLINTER
This has probably been going on as long as people ...
Nick Harewood
This happened to me but on a slightly different le...
Jon Pickles
Part of my site has been ripped off by a dodgy Hol...
David Ward
I work for 1st Broadband Ltd, our website was copi...
Anonymous
Website theft has recently happened to me and I am...
Kenneth Wood
major portions of my website were stolen also. I ...
Anonymous
An ex-employee of our shop left suddenly and took ...
Anonymous
This happened to my partner and me not to long ago...
Anonymous
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