Many entertainment celebrities, on April 5, 2002, attended an anti-piracy demonstration in Taipei. The purpose of the rally was to ask fans to respect the copyright and to stop buying __26__ CDs. Although the intellectual property right is to be protected by law, the fans may think otherwise. Obviously, it is the recording industry that wants to __27__ piracy. Celebrities in the rally probably have no idea about how much a CD of their music albums costs. After signing million-dollar contracts with recording companies, singers devote most of their time __28__ their music perfect while companies are busy commercializing their products. It is the fans that support the kingdoms of the recording companies; __29__, the industry never gives its feedback to the fans—by lowering the prices of CDs. It is an easy arithmetic __30__. When one can buy a CD of pop music for NT$50 anywhere on the streets, why does he or she want to spend NT$300 or more for the same one?
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