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Originally Posted by Ripplinger
Actually I believe the fair use doctrine allows consumers to legally make copies of movies and songs that you purchased to make backup copies for yourself or use on other devices. Just don't distribute or share the copies.
But I agree with GreenMonkey. Do what your conscious tells you. If you've paid for a hardcover copy of the book, I wouldn't feel bad about downloading a digital copy of it for use on the reader.
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Nope. Circumventing the copy protection is a violation of the DMCA and subject to severe penalties.
Stupid DMCA.
That's what I'm saying though. Act with your conscience. Worry about what is moral. Heck, since there is no official retail Harry Potter ebook...you're not even leeching the minimal costs associated with prepping a retail ebook release (editing, conversion, etc).