The most it can do is scare a few liverless publishers back into the dark. The cyberworld as we know it is the product of infinite liberty, boundless enterprise and limitless opportunity for everybody who participates. And to do business with them. In movie Patton, the General looks on a smoking battlefield and reflects on his love of war. The difference is limits, or the absence of them.
Battlegrounds are finite places.
Their finitude makes them worth fighting over. But cyberspace is virtually infinite. One company does not always succeed at another's expense. This has interesting political as well as economic implications. Because democracies operate within limits, and majorities rule.