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Arun Raj writes:

please go here http://www.4shared.com/dir/2437339/9ad36eeb/sharing.html there are 1000 ebooks and counting and there are videos and hell a lot of wallpapers i'll add movie wallpapers in a month it all comes to 1.5 GB!

Added on Oct. 16 2007

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prabhuti writes:

hi, i dont have any book by those authors. In case i get across any i will definitely let u know

Added on Jun. 22 2007

nikhil.hbs writes:

hi man....nothin in my private folder everythin the same even in public.....were u looking for anythin particular?

Added on Jun. 20 2007

prabhuti writes:

i dont have any Private folder on esnips. All are public.
Is there any thing speciic that you are looking out for ?

Added on Jun. 20 2007

selkiewife writes:

Instead of illegally copying and distributing books online, why not just swap books and avoid possible criminal charges from the publishers and authors? Here's a nice bookswap location online. http://www.bookins.com/index.php Just a friendly warning. Sharing ebook files like this is illegal distribution of copyrighted materials. You're stealing royalty payments from the authors. If you want to have authors to keep writing books for your reading pleasure, the authors need to get paid. Copyright You must either own or have a license to use any copyrighted material that you upload or post to the eSnips service. You must have written permission to use the name or picture of any person mentioned in the content you put on the eSnips site.You are solely responsible for complying with copyright laws. You may want to take a look at one or more of the following sites on the subject of copyright compliance: Copyright Compliance Guidelines from National-Louis University The Copyright Compliance Connection NACS – Questions and Answers on Copyright for the Campus CommunityYou retain ownership of all rights in the content that you upload to the eSnips site. However, you grant eSnips permission to use the content uploaded to public folders in any way we see fit, for instance for the purposes of promotion of the eSnips service.We reserve the right, at our sole discretion, to delete any uploaded material that in our opinion contravenes copyright or other laws. Repeated misuse will result in termination of your use of the eSnips service Although copying all or part of a work without obtaining permission may appear to be an easy and convenient solution to an immediate problem, such unauthorized copying can frequently violate the rights of the author or publisher of the copyrighted work, and is contrary to the academic mission to teach respect for ideas and for the intellectual property that expresses those ideas.

Added on Mar. 8 2007