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Old 06-23-2010, 07:29 AM   #35
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Wow, so many misconceptions...

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Originally Posted by Geppetto View Post
Make a scan of a copyrighted book you own, create an ebook from it, then upload it on your website/blog. Let's see what publisher's lawyers will tell you, then!
Lawyers can tell people anything they want. The only thing that matters is what is said by a judge.

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That's what European Union directives on copyright say.
A European Union country must come into line with European Union norms.
If a country fails to comply with a directive then it may become subject to certain sanctions, but that doesn't change the fact that the only law that prevails in that country is the law which has been passed by the country's parliament.

Bulgaria's law may be loosely formulated and allow actions that are not in accord with its international commitments. But until it's changed, that is what the law says, and Bulgarian courts have to abide by it.
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