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Old 08-14-2009, 09:07 PM   #88
KarenH
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I'm jumping into this late, but my understanding is it would be legal to loan an ebook to someone else if it's the original - i.e. if you do not copy it, but actually delete it from your computer/ereader while the other person has it, and they remove it from their computer if/when you get it back. Comparing it to paper books, you can give them the book to read, but you can't photocopy the pages and give them the copies.
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