E-Books, More About

[Tony Leopold]

I'm not a lawyer and I'm missing the context in which this was
written, but I feel that I should point out that this is not true. If
you buy an mp3, on amazon.com for example, you own that mp3. You can
play it on your computer, put it on all 13 of your mp3 players and
even your phone. It is not legal to give copies of it away, of course,
but you can use it in the ways I have described above legally.

There are certain music subscription services, the Zune Pass, to name
one very good such service, where you download mp3s to your player
without actually owning the mp3s, but this is clearly a subscription
service and is marketed and advertised as such.



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>>  With digital copies this
>> situation becomes very clear: one only owns the mp3-player or the
>> e-reader.
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