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Originally Posted by HarryT
No, because you're not making an additional copy of the book. That's what the word "copyright" means - it gives you the right to determine who can copy the book.
When you give someone a copy of an eBook, you are creating additional copies which did not previously exist. Hence copyright law does come into play.
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A definition like that one in the digital era is
obviously flawed.
I
copy an e-book when I transfer it from my pc to my e-erader, so what?