Submitted 2 days ago by Patnou@lemmy.world to [deleted]
Detection - books are far smaller in size
Lawyer cost - the ISP only does it when they get a notice, which is costing someone money. Studios have far more money to work wi... oh, wait, that's right, studios are going bankrupt from the piracy, so I guess the lawyers for them are pro bono.
Because the film industry got its shit together quicker. Almost as quick as the RIAA.
Okay tin foil hat time.
Because controlling popular media is an important part of US governance / military recruitment strategy, and they invest a lot of money and effort in getting people to watch the right things at the right time
Only sorta serious, but I really do believe it may be a factor and probably applies to other countries
These days we sure do get a lot of hunger games knockoffs
I have gotten an ISP copyright letter for a book torrent before I was using VPN for torrenting, it happens. Not DMCA though.
eurodyne@piefed.world 1 day ago
There is no MPAA or RIAA for books
too_high_for_this@lemmy.world 1 day ago
This is the reason. Book publishers don’t have the resources to go after pirates the way Hollywood and the music industry do.