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Old 04-22-2009, 03:14 AM   #29
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Originally Posted by Blue Tyson View Post
Right. So it has nothing to do with bookshops, authors, or publishers.
Please read what he said again. It's the PUBLISHER who requires that the retailer does this.

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If he is implying there is stuff in copyright acts that says 'you may not sell ebooks to people in other countries', I've read ours, that is complete crap.
It has NOTHING TO DO with copyright law. It's a matter of the distribution contract that the publisher has with the author, which often contains geographical restrictions. Eg, many books have different UK and US publishers.
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