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Originally Posted by Kali Yuga
Yes, there's new material. They added things like introductions, notes, chronologies, question sections in 03/04. They also indicate the original publication dates of the PD material.
The essay for Pride and Prejudice is 70+ pages long, for example. Well, 70 pages as the B&N app paginates.  |
I wonder if there could be an effective argument for circumventing the DRM, and not violating the DMCA, on the grounds that you received "Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen," a book known to be in the public domain and therefore not covered by the DMCA, which only deals with copyrighted works.
If the publisher threw in a bunch of new, copyrighted material, it might be their job to indicate that in the book title somewhere.