From Paulo Coelho's blog:
(http://paulocoelhoblog.com/2012/01/20/welcome-to-pirate-my-b...)
"...Nowadays, I run a ‘Pirate Coelho’ website, giving links to any books of mine that are available on P2P sites.
And my sales continue to grow — nearly 140 million copies world wide..."
Chapeau and a great lesson how to do things:
One other way: We should stop accepting the labeling of sites with termini that create negative soundings with the Vogons of the Entertainment industry and instead play their game against them by using terminology that they are more familiar with. That will also make some of them actually read critical material.
In this case how about "agile communications on literature" or "active user engagement with the content" or maybe "community building beyond consumption" (Sorry for the high levels of nonsense but the best way to beat an overly strong enemy is using their weaknesses and their weapons against them.)
Chapeau and a great lesson how to do things:
One other way: We should stop accepting the labeling of sites with termini that create negative soundings with the Vogons of the Entertainment industry and instead play their game against them by using terminology that they are more familiar with. That will also make some of them actually read critical material.
In this case how about "agile communications on literature" or "active user engagement with the content" or maybe "community building beyond consumption" (Sorry for the high levels of nonsense but the best way to beat an overly strong enemy is using their weaknesses and their weapons against them.)