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Old 03-13-2015, 10:33 AM   #38
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
I suspect not, because making a digital backup of a CD counts as "Fair Use", which is not the case with a book.
IOW, it is a completely arbitrary distinction?

See, I always thought the issue was, it isn't cost-effective for them to ship you the pbook after they scan it.
So if it isn't destroyed, they end up with a book they were never entitled to.

Naturally if you scan it yourself you may keep the pbook (which you are entitled to) or destroy it as you wish.

Edit: four revisions or so in a few minutes! Well, I believe the case study of ripping a borrowed cd is a perfect parallel to these scanning services.

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