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Originally Posted by HarryT
I suspect that I didn't express myself very clearly, for which I apologise. What I was meaning is that circumventing geographical restrictions rarely involves an infringement of copyright. It could do - eg downloading a book which is in the public domain in one country but not in another - but in the case of a purchase of a commercial book it's unlikely to.
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So what about a case where the author is declining to sell the book in a particular area for tax purposes? With the new VAT laws, I can see an author declining to sell a book to some places so that they don't have to worry about complying with VAT laws in that region. Are you saying that the author doesn't have the right to choose where to sell their work?
Shari