Thread: Harper Collins' response to new library lending policy
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Old 03-05-2011, 04:08 AM   #42
Gwen Morse
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Originally Posted by JeremyR View Post
I dunno, you don't have to be savvy to find the places with the de-DRM tools, all you have to do is just ask in a place like this and you'll be given links publicly. Or told to search for a certain blog (and give the name).

On the other hand, finding pirate ebooks sites isn't so easy. At least it's not open.

I admit I haven't looked, but a lot of times when you do a search for a video game on google, you get links to download it in the first few pages. That is rarely the case with books.
Just search for a book title with the word "torrent" on google. Make sure to put the title in quotes.

You don't have to download anything, but it will give you an idea how easy a particular book is to find.
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