In this article David Rothman talks about a social site with book sharing services for sharing on phones and where the readers can comment, vote on the most popular titles and more. However, this certain site was caught with two copyrighted copies of a full text best seller and a full text novel. He then talks about how free copyrighted e-books are great, IF they help promote the paper titles. He also says that the "e-bookers" should respect the authors and publishers who use conventional methods and they should respect their intellectual property rights. According to the article, the site owners to could make the case that the problem is with the uploaders, not the site owners themselves. However, Rothman sees this as a site that is looking to be taken out by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. On a final note, Rothman makes a quick memo to publishers. He says, "The tougher you make DRM and the fewer best-sellers you get into e-book format, the more piracy you'll see. Meanwhile remember the limits of DRM. It can't protect against scans of paper books." I think this is a powerful and very true statement.