Thread: Is Rapidshare a promoter of e-book piracy?
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Old 10-04-2009, 06:42 PM   #35
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It's not a promoter of piracy, moreso a facilitator of piracy much in the same way the pirate bay is.

To avoid legal action I am sure rapidshare would have to provide an easy way for copyright holders to delete copyrighted material (or filter content). If you say rapidshare 'promotes' copyright infringement, the same could be said of youtube or the internet in general.
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