As the eBook Revolution settles into its first year in the mainstream, it makes sense that we’d find the focus shifting back to those nasty eBook Pirates again. Here we’ve got a couple of posts that indicate a subtle shift away from outright panic to something more reasonable where the powers that be may be starting to recognize that simple file-sharing is more likely to encourage sales than kill them.
Here’s a post at Myce.com where publishers are still trying their hand at digitally locking eBooks (DRM) despite the fact that they do not know if it’s effective.
And here’s a story at O’ReillyRadar that underlines the truth that publishers are uncomfortable with: eBook Piracy seems to increase sales…