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You Can't Defend Public Libraries and Oppose File-SharingBy Rick FalkvingeTorrentFreak May. 11, 2015 |
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 Public libraries started appearing in the mid-1800s. At the time, publishers went absolutely berserk: they had been lobbying for the lending of books to become illegal, as reading a book without paying anything first was “stealing”, they argued. As a consequence, they considered private libraries at the time to be hotbeds of crime and robbery. (Those libraries were so-called “subscription libraries”, so they were argued to be for-profit, too.) Read More 
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