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[iloveyou]

This is some part of interview.
I would appreciate your help

1.
In Taiwan, they have a dedicated radio channel to play international music, say Japanese music, then you can build a new market for that. You�d slowly get people like the music and the culture. You develop the market by itself over times. Right now it is only a one-off market.

Is this real or hypothetical situation? In Taiwan, do they have international music dedicated to Japanese music and have ad-hoc market in its consequence?

2.
The only difference about music is the music note - that�s not much you can do with a music note, unless you are mixing Rap with Rock � for a few years it was a great hit. Just like music in the years it evolved. It had the punk, rock and roll, pop, drug era, you know, every era there is a new created form.

What do these two 'it' mean?

[asterix]

I. I guess it would not be unusual to have such a channel in Taiwan. In England they have channels devoted to classical music (mostly German and Italian).

You would need someone from Taiwan to tell you if such a channel actually exists.

A one off market, means it's a very limited market.

I think both instances of it refer to music.

[redset]

Can I just point out, the way this is written is a little confusing to me and I'm a native speaker, so don't worry too much if you don't understand some of the nuances - I sure don't