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Old 02-24-2015, 10:02 AM   #89
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But do people actually have the rights they think they have with physical books? I don't believe you have the right to give your friend a copy of a physical book while retaining the original yourself, for example, do you?
True. Which is why I often refer to "utility" rather than rights.

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Ebooks of course have numerous benefits over paper books. They don't degrade with time; they don't occupy any significant amount of physical storage space; they are searchable, etc etc. There seems to be a tendency to concentrate on the negatives of ebooks while ignoring their many benefits.
Agree.
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