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Old 07-19-2012, 10:46 AM   #126
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Originally Posted by Giggleton View Post
Why would I need to secure my browser based ebook server? I simply could state that only one person is allowed access to a book at a time, the burden of whether or not to infringe would be on the user.

Taking this one step further, the site would be a conglomeration of multiple users who each share their ebook libraries under the same stipulations as above.

You might say this would instantly make all books available to everyone without needing to copy a single one, and you would be right. But what does this mean for the future of copyright and artistic creation?
It's a very nice "Ideal world" idea, I suspect that in practice you will get in legal hot water, but like I said I'm not an expert on these subjects so I really don't know the legality of that.

Why don't you try it out as an idea to implement? I think you should do your homework first before putting your ebooks online though and I think there will be complications.
I'm pretty sure the big publishers will be after you if you did, but I will be pleasantly surprised if they don't.
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