Thread: DRM law and paper books
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Old 05-17-2011, 01:00 AM   #8
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And now we come to the question of what to do with the paper books now that they are no longer needed by the person who performed the conversion?

Is it now up to the person who performed the conversion to keep those printed books away from the prying eyes of the the rest of humanity? LUDICROUS!!!! Best to share everything with everyone and let the lawyers deal with it if they wish to, I will be reading.
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