Graydon wrote:
On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 11:20:26AM +0200, AlunFoto scripsit:
So this particular Amazon contributor had apparently scanned the book
themselves. As such is an illegitimate digtialisation, and they are
breaking copyright.
We don't know that.
No wonder Amazon would call the purchases back. I
empathise with those who had their books deleted from their readers,
though.
No.
The publisher *changed their mind* about selling an electronic edition
and retroactively deleted the copies that had been sold.
Think about this in context of news or political writing.
-- Graydon
I don't really know whether it really WAS a case of "...The publisher
*changed their mind* about selling an electronic edition."
Changing your mind after you already [presumably] have consummated an
otherwise legal deal [otherwise why would Amazon go ahead with
distribution?]
Sounds a bit fishy to me...
On the other hand, the Uniform Commercial Code [if that applies here]
says you have three days to 'change your mind' and rescind the deal...
Bag of snakes, eh?
keith whaley
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