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Unblogged Bits for Saturday, 03 October 2009

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

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2 thoughts on “Unblogged Bits for Saturday, 03 October 2009”

  1. Bad decision by Amazon. The problem with IP is that because there is nothing physical, people assume there is no loss. What actually happens is the copyright holder loses a sale.

    Amazon did not have the right to sell ‘1984’. It effectively was stolen property. Amazon made good their error, plus a goodwill gesture of $30.

    Their removal of the book was not ‘Orwellian’. There are plenty of places the book can be bought legally. No one in the US or EU will attempt to stop you reading it.

  2. It’s Orwellian to the extent that something that you feel you “own” can suddenly vanish, perfectly legally. Along with (at first, at least) any notes you had attached to it.

    The other problem with eBooks in this case is not just that people under-estimate or disregard the actual IP behind those files, but that they continue to treat them as electronic analogs to “real” books, while in fact there’s a wide array of rights and privileges you have with an rBook that you do not have with that eBook you just “bought” (licensed). People will be unhappy about this until either the grok the difference, or the difference is removed by the vendors.

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