TFACT

Anti-piracy Angel: Kawi Lun-Mei

TAIWAN PIRATE WEBSITES INDICTED

On October 6, 2008, the Taipei District Prosecutors’ Office announced the indictment of the local websites EzPeer and EzPeer+ for copyright infringement. Digital Global Ltd., the company operating the sites, as well as the company’s Chairman and four staff, were also indicted.

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> Other Piracy
> Identification

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2008 Campus Outreach(2)
Sep 19~ Dec 24,2008

2008 The Press Conference for The Performance of “My Video” Competition
Sep 10,2008

2008 Campus Outreach(1)
Apr 11~ May 30,2008

World IP day - Movie Marathon
Apr 26,2008

2008 Hong Long and Taiwan "My Video" Competition Website
Mar 12,2008

2008 Hong Kong and Taiwan “My Video” Competition
Mar 12,2008

The Taiwan Foundation Against Copyright Theft (TFACT) was established in 2007 by the Motion Picture Association to protect the film industry in Taiwan from the adverse impact of piracy. TFACT works closely with industry, government, law enforcement authorities and educational institutions to protect the film and television industry, retailers and movie fans in Taiwan.

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Education is crucial in the fight against piracy. Many people don't know what copyright theft is and are unaware of its serious consequences. TFACT is committed to raising awareness of this important issue and is taking its copyright education campaign to schools and universities around the Greater China region as well as the workplace.

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TFACT employs a multi-pronged approach to fighting piracy that includes conducting investigations against Internet pirates and cooperating with the Intellectual Property Rights Police against illegal duplication operations.

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>	Taiwan Intellectual Property Office
>	Intellectual Property Rights Police Team
>	Government Information Office

IPR-Related Laws

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What are the maximum penalties under the Copyright Law of Taiwan?

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