Harry Potter and the internet pirates

Thousands of Harry Potter fans are reading the latest adventures of the boy wizard for free by downloading pirated copies of the book from the internet, it emerged today.

Harry Potter and the internet pirates
Mon, 14 Jul, 2003 - 19:54

Thousands of Harry Potter fans are reading the latest adventures of the boy wizard for free by downloading pirated copies of the book from the internet, it emerged today.

Several illegal versions of JK Rowling’s new novel are already available online, her agent said.

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