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Old 02-18-2010, 06:33 AM   #118
Pardoz
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Originally Posted by jamesbeat View Post
I think I'm correct in saying though that more modern books that have been professionally created by a publisher for sale to owners of ebook readers are also being pirated, and are readily available. If it's for sale on an epublisher's website, it's almost certainly floating around as a torrent too.
My experience says you're not correct, actually: the overwhelming majority of what's getting shared continues to be scanned from paper, most of what gets added daily is new scans. The big exception to this is romance - the majority of the commercial e-books I see on the darknets are romances.
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