Uhm, or they just want to read and can't afford to spend money on books?
LadyLorraine Send a noteboard - 10/12/2010 05:56:53 PM
Unless you're talking about those that pirate the books to begin with. In which case I agree, although some may be doing it out of some self-righteous ideal that literature should be free or something.
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E-books, piracy, and the commodification of literature
08/12/2010 02:31:00 AM
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So we shouldn't just hook up writers to huge hamster wheels and force them to write and run?
08/12/2010 04:58:16 AM
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I agree with most of what you say, Tom
09/12/2010 03:16:48 AM
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Let us say "materialistic culture".
09/12/2010 03:30:39 AM
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That'll work
09/12/2010 03:41:18 AM
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I think that the idea of "the commodification of literature" is one that is flawed
08/12/2010 07:53:50 AM
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Discussions of ebook piracy are largely irrelevant until more people use e-readers.
08/12/2010 10:41:40 AM
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E-piracy is a symptom, not a cause
09/12/2010 03:22:05 AM
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Uhm, or they just want to read and can't afford to spend money on books?
10/12/2010 05:56:53 PM
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Re: E-books, piracy, and the commodification of literature
09/12/2010 03:46:39 AM
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Sorry...as soon as you said you injected Marxist ideas into it I had to stop reading...otherwise
19/12/2010 06:10:12 AM
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