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• 06 Apr 08
  

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  For a while it will be great for readers because they will pay less and less but in the long run it’s going to ruin the information. People will stop writing. There’s a lot of ‘wait and see what the technology brings’ but the trouble is if you wai

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  Michel Bauwens

  Book piracy on the internet will ultimately drive authors to stop writing unless radical methods are devised to compensate them for lost sales. This is the bleak forecast of the Society of Authors,

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  Jonathan Bailey

  Book piracy on the internet will ultimately drive authors to stop writing unless radical methods are devised to compensate them for lost sales.

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  Christian Henner-Fehr on 2008-03-31
  siehe dazu: http://www.pressetext.at/pte.mc?pte=080331024

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