A further consequence of the novel's ambiguous legal status as a banned book was that a number of 'bootleg' versions appeared, most notably a number of pirate versions from the publisher Samuel Roth.

Shortly a pirate version of the verses appeared, published by Thomas Thorpe, under the title The Odcombian Banquet (1611).

A legendarily shrewd man with money, Sheridan refused to allow any copies of the Storace's works to be circulated, for fear of pirate versions being performed from which no royalties would be paid.

The pirate versions have cheap copies of the original album covers, and the cassettes are unlabeled except for a code number.

(A pirate version was issued by HMV as a 45rpm single under the catalog number 7M-326.)

If Companies dont charge extortion rates and shows are available on free tv then people will not watch pirate version .

Nothing would make her happier, she said, than a flow of magazines and books, not the cheaply printed pirate versions, from the rest of the world.

Some companies outside the US and UK produced their own "pirate" versions of the ZX81 and Timex Sinclair computers, aided by weak intellectual property laws in their countries of origin.

This track is also included on the pirate version of Legend (2005).

TechReport found out that if you play a pirate version of SS3 you will have a nasty surprise.