Thread: N.Y. Times Article: Steal This Book (for $9.99)
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Old 05-18-2009, 11:52 AM   #56
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Originally Posted by Elsi View Post
Not true. The Copyright notice at Fictionwise says:
So, it is clear that all electronic books, whether with DRM or without, are restricted to the original purchaser. What you get with DRM-free books is the ability to move them from one device to another. DRM-laden books are restricted to a single device. You can sometimes de-authorize a device and download the e-Book again for a new/replacement device, but there's a risk if the original seller of the e-Book is no longer around.
Can I buy DRM-free eBook, download it on SD card and after it give SD card (don't make the copy) to my friend the same way as I give my paper book?
Is it restricted?
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