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Book piracy: Cash-strapped and hungry for knowledge, or simply fraud?

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In this article: Ika Natassa

Written by Vania Evan
Originally published in Jakarta Post.

May 31, 2021
Finding pirated versions of books in Indonesia is easy. From kiosks and outlets in shopping centers to a variety of e-commerce platforms that host vendors carrying the illicit goods, those looking can find cheap versions of practically any title, old and new, foreign or Indonesia. From obvious photocopies to black-and-white scanned prints, and to high-quality reproductions, pirated books come in many shapes and forms to fit every budget.

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