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Old 11-04-2009, 03:02 PM   #54
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Originally Posted by eGeezer View Post
This wouldn't fly for the same reason the publishing industry fears ebook loaning (even tho nook's lending feature is just a nice sales gimmick at this time).

Since the typical pbook has a limited life but they apparently still mistakenly view second hand book stores as a loss of income, how enthusiastic would they be with a CD that could be copied, or at least passed around, indefinitely?

Just a thought.
You mean in the same way that music CDs and DVDs are copied, or passed around?

I do see your point about publishers being against it though, whether their concerns were unfounded or otherwise.

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