ebooks - share or no share ?

[Chalkie]

Just a question but how does the ebook scenario differ from this thread that some of you are taking an opposite view to

https://www.gpwa.org/forum/content-theft-179999.html

or am i being pedantic?

[Anthony-Coral]

As long as you dont give away the ebook titled "betpartners reveals his secrets to seducing women" then i see no problem giving any ebook away

I'd heard it was more of a pamphlet, really

[casinojack]

Just a question but how does the ebook scenario differ from this thread that some of you are taking an opposite view to

https://www.gpwa.org/forum/content-theft-179999.html

or am i being pedantic?

NO, You are not...

My thought is I am not putting it on line, not copying the data to sell something, and not using the data as my own. That to me is a difference. I have actually wrote a few ebooks myself, and yes, when others "give away" something you sell, hurts sales. I looked ta it as cost of doing business, or "breakage" factor. Just saldy is so much junk out there, an no refunds possible, I decided on my own I share copies of books I see are good, Plus mna webmatser are really dumb, not good at protecting what they sell on line, here is a fun example:

in google, type:

inurl:cbreceipt


Hace fun!

[Anthony-Coral]

Since we've hit the subject of digital piracy, copywright and content theft, you might want to check out this site http://thepiratesdilemma.com/about-the-book created by the writer and commentor Matt Mason

I found it really fascinating and relevant to this discussion as he discusses how industries should react to new technologies and the ease of copywrite violation in the digital world.

You can even download his ebook and pay as little or as much for it as you choose.

Highly recommended.

[Bently]

Any ebook worth its salt would be pass word protected in this day and age.

I would say giving away such an ebook with the pass word is a definite

[casinojack]

None of the ones I have, have a password on them...but there are some goodies...

[casinojack]

Since we've hit the subject of digital piracy, copywright and content theft, you might want to check out this site http://thepiratesdilemma.com/about-the-book created by the writer and commentor Matt Mason

I found it really fascinating and relevant to this discussion as he discusses how industries should react to new technologies and the ease of copywrite violation in the digital world.

You can even download his ebook and pay as little or as much for it as you choose.

Highly recommended.

nice video, I will look for more on this...thanks for the link