Thread: On the table: DRM trumps fair dealing (Canada)
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Old 06-14-2010, 02:59 PM   #95
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How does that work? The library will buy the right to loan out a certain number of copies of a particular book. The DRM is the mechanism whereby that usage limit is tracked and enforced. With your MP3 files, how do you "return" them to the library? How does the library keep track of how many people currently have the track on loan?
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