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Although some rabid proponents of e-publishing would have you believe that it is the best thing since sliced bread and that it will rapidly replace traditional books. However, e-publishing's opponents, many of whom believe that e-publishing will never take off, do make some valid points. SOCIETY Copyright Law and Free Online Scholarship - And Interview with Peter Suber The battle between owners of content and its users extends to all corners of the publishing world. Following a brief period of enthusing about "synergies", most media companies, content aggregators, content providers - movie and recording studios, publishers, news organizations - came to view the digitization of content as a threat rather than an opportunity. In an effort to protect their intellectual property rights, publishing and recording corporations have fostered the radicalization of copyright law (mainly in the DMCA - the Digital Millennium Copyright Act). 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