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Old 04-06-2008, 03:58 PM   #39
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If Wowio specify that their books are only to be obtained by people in the US, then to attempt to obtain them if you live elsewhere is nothing other than piracy. Copyright law gives them an absolute right to restrict distribution in any manner that they see fit.
No, it doesn't.

Copyright law gives the copyright holder only the right to control of making copies of the work. The copyright owner has no say where a copy gets sold once that copy is authorized.

While doing what Rick C suggests may be a violation of Wowio (and potentially local laws of false identification), it's not a copyright violation and certainly not piracy.
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