Thread: Stanford faculty debate the good and bad of e-books
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Old 06-05-2008, 07:50 PM   #41
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Nate: even if they DID own a copy, that doesn't give them the right to MAKE a copy. That's what copyright protects against, unauthorized copying.
Yes and no. It is widely accepted that if you own a CD, you can rip it to MP3s. How is scanning a book different from rippinga CD?
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