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Originally Posted by rlauzon
The simple fact that it can be copied says that they do not have protection today.
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I have given a lengthy description of how paper books are protected today.
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And once 1 copy has been digitized, it can be made available over the whole planet in a matter of moments.
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Sure, you can scan a paper book. But the resulting photo image does not resemble the book in any way. And you can use OCR, which often comes up with errors, needs proof reading and the result still has nothing to do with the original paper book.
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Justify why they need to "protect" something that they do not own.
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They own the right to decide, what you are allowed to do with your book, especially when it comes to making copies.
Alan