Sentences with phrase «pirate ebook websites»

The rise of the pirate eBook websites coincides with concern among consumers about the high price of legal book downloads.

The UK Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit has shut down a pirate eBook website called OnRead.

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Their own research points to 90 % of all eBooks listed on TC are pirated and that criminals are reselling books they download from torrent websites.

Their own research suggests 90 % of all eBooks that are listed on the site are pirated and that criminals are reselling books they download from torrent websites.

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Despite some criticism about piracy concerns, Redmayne countered with evidence that piracy of the Harry Potter titles is actually 25 % lower than when the titles were only available in print; additionally, he recounted incidences when the ebooks were actually placed on file sharing websites, but most were quickly removed when it became known that all of the ebooks are sold with an embedded digital watermark, essentially tracking the person who uploaded the pirated copy.

There are millions of pirated ebooks online and many publishers have begun to go after the pirates and either shut them down or block access to websites via an ISP.

Pirate websites received 300 billion visitors last year and ebooks represent a small, but growing segment.

A cadre of authors thought that ebook lending website LendInk was pirating their eBooks, when it only helped facilitate the lending process that the authors had opted in for, when they uploaded their books for sale on Amazon or Barnes and Noble.

Only 1 % of the UK survey respondents claimed to engage in the shady aspects of pirating ebooks via file sharing websites.

The ebook pirates went through great measures to constantly move their websites to avoid lingering in one place too long.

During our research we found that authors are leaking their own ebooks to pirate websites and then capitalizing on the controversy surrounding them.

Just as pirates and websites including Napster undermined the music industry by putting music on the web for free, so the same is now happening with eBooks.

They have asked Google to demote pirate websites to ensure they do not appear at the top of web searches for consumers looking to find eBooks.

These services monitor websites for pirated copies of ebooks.