Thread: Offline Book "Lending" Costs U.S. Publishers Nearly $1 Trillion
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Old 01-20-2010, 03:33 PM   #40
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Borrowing is a part of human life and you can't regulate every tiny thing.
I bolded the key word there. If, using your example, Time-Warner, Universal Studios, GM, and Black and Decker could prevent you from watching somebody else's TV, watching a DVD with friends, or borrowing somebody's truck or power tools, they'd almost certainly try to, regardless of how idiotic or short-sighted doing so might be.
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