‘Darknet’: Name this book

I met with Eric Nelson, my editor at Wiley & Sons, on Friday, and he suggested that we should ask my blog readers what we should name my upcoming book.

The title is set: Darknet. Here are some choices for the subtitle:

Darknet: Hollywood’s War Against Internet Whiz Kids, Gadget Hounds, and Our Mind-Blowing Digital Future

Darknet: Hollywood’s War Against the Digital Generation

Darknet: How Hollywood Is Turning Us All Into Digital Outlaws

Darknet: Hollywood’s War Against Our Inevitable Digital Future

Darknet: We’re All Digital Outlaws Now

Darknet: All Things Fun, Digital, and Totally Illegal

Darknet: How Hollywood Is Locking Down Your Favorite Digital Gizmos

Darknet: Digital Nation vs. Hollywood’s Control Freaks

Darknet: Will Hollywood Usher In the Digital Dark Ages?

Darknet: Hollywood’s War Against Our Digital Destiny

Darknet: Hollywood’s War Against Generation Internet

Darknet: Hollywood’s War Against Geeks, Gadget Hounds and the Digital Generation

Darknet: How the Personal Media Revolution Is Scaring the Bejesus Out of Hollywood

Darknet: Hollywood vs. the Digital Freedom Fighters

Darknet: Hollywood’s Suicidal War On Geeks, Gizmo Freaks, and the iGeneration

Darknet: How Hollywood Is Turning Gadget Lovers Into Digital Outlaws

We agreed that our original subtitle — Darknet: Remixing the Future of
Entertainment — was inadequate because the title didn’t work with the
subtitle.

I know that almost none of you have read the entire manuscript, so what we’re really asking is: Which title (a) successfully conveys the thrust of the book, and (b) is provocative enough to make you want to pick it up at a bookstand?

JD Lasica, founder of Inside Social Media, is also a fiction author and the co-founder of the cruise discovery engine Cruiseable. See his About page, contact JD or follow him on Twitter.