Thread: What’s the greater fear for publishers? Amazon or piracy?
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Old 04-02-2012, 05:46 PM   #27
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It will be interesting to see if that works, since they were all over the internet within 24 hours of being available to buy.
I think it is going to be interesting.

I mean, just how responsible am I (because God no I didn't read the user agreement) for protecting my watermarked copy of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows from unauthorized use?

It's sitting on my hard drive right now and it is backed up in my Dropbox account. What if somebody breaks into my house and steals my computer or somebody hacks Dropbox and my Harry Potter ends up on a Pirate site?

Is Rowling going to sue me?
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