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Re: *edited* Re: Scrbd - Yes, totally legal. Look it up in wikipedia. em

By: lkorrow in CONSTITUTION | Recommend this post (0)
Sat, 19 May 12 6:30 AM | 28 view(s)
Boardmark this board | Constitutional Corner 		Msg. 18262 of 21975
(This msg. is a reply to 18258 by monkeytrots)
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Yes, well I appreciate that and thank you.

Could have been a matter of RH not getting around to suing them? Ask Bob about lawsuits! What do I know, nothing!

But it is free to read anything there, like a real library, I suppose. But it costs minimum $5 (24 hr pass) to download unlimited books and other materials. And somehow I do wonder if copyright owners are sharing in the 'take.'

Thank you. I'm thankful it's legit.




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Re: *edited* Re: Scrbd - Yes, totally legal. Look it up in wikipedia. em
By: monkeytrots in CONSTITUTION
Sat, 19 May 12 4:45 AM 		Msg. 18258 of 21975

It wasn't available for free, Linda. You had to pay a fee to access it. That is what that wiki article points out - the NUMEROUS legal contracts/associations that SCRBD has with various PUBLISHING HOUSES.

Do you think for an iota of a second (rhetorical) that Random House et.al. would be using SCRBD to publish their e-books if it were not TOTALLY LEGIT ?

Hardly.

I don't post references just to be posting - I post them so that you can get correct information.

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