pirate copy

In some cases, the pirate copy is even better than that of the original.

At the end of the 1980s, pirate copies increasingly became an issue for the software industry.

"Something else would apply if the film had been an illegal, pirate copy."

"And I just didn't want to see a pirated copy escape first."

Some of them were pirate copies, the sleeves not even trying to convince.

But these sites do not offer pirated copies of commercial recordings.

The old videotapes lost a great deal of money because they were immediately taken and sold in pirate copies.

Even pirated copies of Windows have access to security updates.

Dave gave me a pirated copy of the program to install on my computer.

Fans who cannot see the movie in a local theater will seek out a pirated copy.

But he said he was sure that pirated copies would be available soon.

A pirated copy was released on the Web approximately 38 hours after the film's release.

Please help us out by buying the real thing and let us know when you come across pirate copies.

Also included is an introduction by Jackie himself and a message not to buy a pirated copy of the film.

In Europe, pirated copies of the film, often under different names, proliferated.

Why don't they just make a pirate copy of him and save themselves a feckin fortune?

In addition, extensive instructions were provided to make the access to pirate copies simply as possible for less experienced people too.

Only two days following the premiere, pirated copies appeared for sale in London.

The longer he waited, the more likely it was that pirated copies of his movie would turn up on cassette.

But China continues to be a haven for pirated copies of copyrighted material.

Most videos and films available in the Soviet Union are thought to be pirated copies.

Meanwhile, pirated copies are distributed for free, letting nobody earn a cent.

Publishers often pirated copies of British works rather than paying for new work by Americans.

Several pirate copies of the album do exist.

Microdigital sold software (almost always pirate copies of foreign programs) through its subsidiary, Microsoft.