Book Publishers 'Shut Down' Library.nu and iFile-it

That'll show em to innovate!The book download portal Library.nu and cyberlocker ifile.it appear to have ‘shut down’ voluntarily after a coalition of book publishers managed to get an injunction against the two sites. According to the complaint, the sites offered users access to 400,000 e-books and made more than $11 million in revenue in the process.

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Posted: Feb 26 2012, 7:33 PM

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In my opinion library.nu was the third most important site on the web after google and wikipedia. Please join the effort to convince people of the importance of having the site working again. For a nice article on why it should continue its operation and how it can be (legally) done read this: http://e-library-free.blogspot.com/

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