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Piracy in Taiwan |
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A: What are you doing these days? |
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B: I found an interesting program, Kuro. I have
downloaded a lot of music form |
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A: I had heard about Kuro. Why Kiro is so popular recently? |
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B: I think the first reason is that audiences spend
less money to hear limitless |
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A: Wow! It¡¦s so cool. No wonder almost everyone likes it. But, is it piracy? |
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B: I am not sure. What is piracy? |
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A: Piracy is kind of illegal copying or broadcasting.
It also means you break the |
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B: That sounds very serious. Will I be arrested? |
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A: I don¡¦t think so. This law in Taiwan is not
honored dutifully. The government |
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B: Yes, I agree. But it is very difficult to boycott
the pirated goods. Piracy has |
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A: So the government should find a way to satisfy
everybody. Piracy seems to |
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B: Piracy is a trend. We should find a way to balance
between piracy and |
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A: That¡¦s right! |
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B: Well, I think I have to restrict myself to buy the pirated goods. |
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A: That¡¦s good thing. I will watch you. |
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