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Old 01-09-2008, 06:34 PM   #55
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Yes, they do have protection today. A paper book, the kind of book 99 % of all people worldwide read, cannot be copied without investing a lot of time and money (paper) and even then does not resemble the original very much.
The simple fact that it can be copied says that they do not have protection today.

And once 1 copy has been digitized, it can be made available over the whole planet in a matter of moments. Again, they have no protection today.

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Exactly. So what was your point?
Justify why they need to "protect" something that they do not own.
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