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I think that if you build it they will pirate it. welcome to the internet e-books.
"book piracy costs the industry nearly $3 billion, or over 10 percent of total revenue."
and I seriously find that hard to believe because they get freshman every year in college that buy all their books. companies are so greedy all of a sudden.