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Old 07-08-2009, 10:36 PM   #147
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Originally Posted by Harmon View Post
Stepping outside the context of the legal discussion to look for a reason for what Amazon did, I damn near broke my neck tripping over the idea that perhaps this is not about the specific situation - that is, not about dealing with the Ayn Rand copyright owner.

Maybe what Amazon is interested in doing is demonstrating that Amazon will not harbor unauthorized ebooks, and will not become a kind of defacto Pirate Bay. This could be a matter of maintaining the trust and goodwill of publishers and copyright owners in general.
How could they possibly know if the eBook on your machine purchased elsewhere could be unauthorized? There is no method. This should not be a concern.

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