E-Book piracy: Alive and growing in India and elsewhere

July 25, 2003 | 3:36 pm

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Online piracy of e-books is not yet causing a major dent in the profits of publishers, but it could eventually–as book-reading technology improves. Along with the rest of the e-book biz, it’s growing. For a preview of the future, see Welcome to the worldwide web of on-line book piracy, from newindpress.com in South India. An excerpt:

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E-Book piracy: Alive and growing in India and elsewhere

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