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Old 03-18-2008, 05:50 AM   #85
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
If you have an LP, you are NOT entitled to download a CD RIP of that LP. But you are entitles to convert that LP into digital form. if you've purchased eBook in eReader format in the past to read on your PDA and now you have a 505 or a Gen3 or other eink device that will not read eReader, I don't see any issue with format shifting it to be able to still read the content on your current device. But just because you have the pBook, you still do not have the right to download a digital copy. However, you do have the right to format shift the pBook yourself.
Depends where you live. Format shifting is not currently legal in the UK, although the government are considering changing the current law to make it so.
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