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Full book is here.... http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3745171/...no_fake_(with_

But its the sort of hard-to-read images.

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Originally Posted by kayepants (Post 207292)

Full book is here.... http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3745171/...no_fake_(with_

But its the sort of hard-to-read images.

Just Posted - Full book PDF - All images photo shopped to be easier to read.

http://torrents.thepiratebay.org/374...74.TPB.torrent

Nice, after I struggled through the bad version :)

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Originally Posted by Sajizzle (Post 207191)

There's one big copout, but it is a kid's book, after all.

Is this is a kid's book, then there are going to be a lot of kids in therapy soon.

Harry Potter Leaker Forgets to Remove EXIF Data from Photos

http://aycu22.webshots.com/image/211...7614667_rs.jpg

The guy who took pictures of the stolen harry potter book and put them on the net forgot to remove the EXIF data which contains the serial number of his Canon camera which means he can be traced back.

http://www.digg.com/offbeat_news/Har...rom_Photos_PIC

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Originally Posted by brody (Post 207656)

First, he would have had to register the camera with Canon. Then Johnny Law would have to somehow get Canon to give them that information, but who's going to ask? The UK? USA? It's an international copyright infringement, or is it? What country is this guy in? It's not going to happen. Who says it's his camera anyway? If he gets caught, it will be because of something else.

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Originally Posted by JackFetch (Post 207664)

Just found this story....

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The photographed pages of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, which appeared on the internet this week, might be traced to an American discount company that mailed early copies of the book to its customers.

Copies of the final Potter novel, which is officially published tomorrow at 9.01am, began landing on Tuesday in the letterboxes of about 1200 Americans from DeepDiscount.com's warehouse in Chicago.

The US edition's 759 pages, apparently photographed by a young amateur, were posted on various websites around the same time and, although blurred and hard to read, they gave away the long-awaited ending to J.K. Rowling's seven-volume story.

Publishers in the US, Britain and Australia, which have guarded the books under strict embargo, would not confirm that the text was genuine.

However, the US publisher Scholastic announced it was taking "immediate legal action against DeepDiscount.com and Levy Home Entertainment" after individuals received the Harry Potter book "as a result of a breach of the on-sale agreement by the distributor, Levy Home Entertainment, and shipments made by DeepDiscount.com, a customer of that distributor".

Scholastic said the number of copies shipped was about one one-hundredth of one percent of the total US copies. The publisher also made a plaintive request to fans who received their books early to "keep the packages hidden until midnight on July 21st".

http://www.smh.com.au/news/web/death...559924694.html

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Originally Posted by brody (Post 207675)

Just found this story....

http://www.smh.com.au/news/web/death...559924694.html

It was online before Tuesday so it couldn't be because of the early release.

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Originally Posted by JackFetch (Post 207700)

It was online before Tuesday so it couldn't be because of the early release.

yeah. i think i put it up sunday night. its a leak from the books shipped to libraries.

They know that it's Harry Potter, right? I mean, we're all gonna turn around and suddenly be eighty years old and wonder where our lives went and nobody's gonna give a fuck about faggot head Harry Potter. They know that, right?