Title: Interesting but needs more counterarguments
Product review: Darknet uses the stories about individuals and their relationship to media to discuss complex issues such as copyright and fair use. It is a very easy read. It does not get into legal or technical issues directly. It uses these personal stories to illustrate the impact of those issues on a few interesting, unusual people. Reading the book is like being around strangers who all believe the same thing and are reinforcing each others' beliefs. Yes there are truths here, but you know that you are only getting one side of the story. It would be nice to find a book that presents the counter arguments. Amazon would do the world a service by identifying that book and selling it with Darknet as a boxed set. Until then, if you are interested in understanding all sides of the debate over copyright and fair use, I do not recommend Darknet for a stand-alone read.
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