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Story: No need to burn books you can't read - DRM and public librariesTotal Replies: 2
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ColonelPanik

Oct 15, 2008
10:34 AM EDT 		The Stupids take away and the smart give back:

http://news.cnet.com/Online-library-offers-1.5-million-works...
jdixon

Oct 15, 2008
12:37 PM EDT 		Pretty good, but the original and stil best in many ways is of Project Gutenberg: http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/

Since copyright laws are not uniform around the globe, you can sometimes find things on other sites which can't be hosted on the Gutenberg site. Once example is Project Gutenberg Australia, which sometimes has books which are still in copyright in the US. Not that anyone here would download anything illegally, of course. http://gutenberg.net.au/
ColonelPanik

Oct 15, 2008
2:12 PM EDT 		Both! And any other Hippie plan that gets any kind of knowledge into the hands of humans.

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