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Lost book sales can\'t be quantified, making it impossible to calculate the full cost of e-piracy, but the sheer number of illegal copies available for download gives an idea of the scope of the problem. At one file-sharing website, users have uploaded 1,830 copies of three books by a popular young adult author. Just one of those copies has had 4,208 downloads. On the same site, 7,130 copies of the late Michael Crichton\'s novels have been uploaded, and the first 10 copies have been downloaded 15,174 times. But most file-sharers see themselves as a community.

They believe they offer a useful service, and their hackles go up when authors and publishers take steps to shut their websites down. After one site bowed to pressure and removed their e-books section entirely, hundreds of users bemoaned the loss.

One posted a warning: \'One word to the Publishers and Authors who created original trouble -- Do whatever you want you cannot Stop readers from getting free Ebooks. You people don\'t stand a chance against [the] entire Internet. As Long as [the] Internet is alive, we readers will continue to share Ebooks.\'

The right of Michael Crichton to be identified as the author of this work has. From the British Library. Roaring down the metal gutters, splashing on the ground in a torrent. No soil contamination of the wound site, and no crush. Nov 28, 2017 - Michael Crichton collection. Format: MOBI His literary works are usually based on the action genre and heavily feature technology.

Lost book sales can\'t be quantified, making it impossible to calculate the full cost of e-piracy, but the sheer number of illegal copies available for download gives an idea of the scope of the problem. At one file-sharing website, users have uploaded 1,830 copies of three books by a popular young adult author. Just one of those copies has had 4,208 downloads. On the same site, 7,130 copies of the late Michael Crichton\'s novels have been uploaded, and the first 10 copies have been downloaded 15,174 times. But most file-sharers see themselves as a community.

They believe they offer a useful service, and their hackles go up when authors and publishers take steps to shut their websites down. After one site bowed to pressure and removed their e-books section entirely, hundreds of users bemoaned the loss.

One posted a warning: \'One word to the Publishers and Authors who created original trouble -- Do whatever you want you cannot Stop readers from getting free Ebooks. You people don\'t stand a chance against [the] entire Internet. As Long as [the] Internet is alive, we readers will continue to share Ebooks.\'