Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn are throwing the e-book at a pair of Russians they say ran a massive online library of pirated books that was shut down by the Justice Department. Anton Napolsky, 33, ...

Imagine you’re able to download any book for free, anywhere in the world. The good news is that several such websites exist. The bad news is that they are, of course, illegal—they’re filled with ...

Federal prosecutors have charged two Russian nationals on allegations they operated the online e-book piracy website Z-Library. The website has been shut down by the Justice Department. Russian ...

On Friday, November 4, domain names of Z-Library, the website which claimed to be the world's largest ebook library, were seized by the US Department of Justice. For years, Z-Library has been a ...

Medill freshman Josefina Espino began using Z-Library to download textbooks for free as soon as she got to campus. “I was complaining about paying $300 for my books,” Espino said. “Then somebody told ...

Recently, users of Z Library have been notified by the website through email that their domains are back online for use. According to the email received, "After a long time [...] Z-Library is ...

Two Russians have been charged with copyright piracy and fraud for running the globally popular Z-Library website, which offered free downloads of millions of books, the Justice Department announced ...