Piracy of books increased by 50%

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First came the music, then movies, software and games. Now is the turn of the books with a "demand" increased by 50%.



Diario Ti: Naturally, we refer to networks of exchange of illegal material. In recent months, book piracy has flourished on the Internet, causing great concern to publishers.

According to a recent investigation by the anti-piracy organization Attributor, searches for books in exchange networks has increased by 50% last year.

Aggravated by the iPad
Each day are between 1.5 million and 3 million book titles searches on Google. Since the arrival of the iPad tablet, downloading illegally copied literature have increased by 20%.

Al iPad have joined a number of new tablets, increasingly cheap ore, with support for PDF, and for DRM-protected format Adobe ePub.

Attributor study is based on service statistics Rapidshare, 4Shared, and Megaupload. The Pirate Bay, Btmon and other distribution sites via trackers have not been considered.

It should be noted that the investigation is limited to the U.S. market, making it possible to deduce that the overall figures are much higher.

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Ruby takes the clothes to sell a book

The girl who gets in trouble for Berlusconi has a book in her underwear. Watch the video

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The girl of Moroccan origin, Ruby R., who has been in serious trouble the prime minister of Italy, Silvio Berlusconi, for his alleged sexual relations while still a minor, is the star of an advertising campaign for a book that presents black lingerie.

For two minutes, Ruby R. presents the book "Il Labirinto Femminile" Alfonso Luigi Marra and invites the public to purchase the work of the author, lawyer and former MEP for Forza Italia devoted recently to denounce the arrogance bank. Watch the video.

"Now that the regime has stripped a society, find a scapegoat because, whether guilty or not, serves to distract attention from the need for real change," says advertising.

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