http://newcoachconnection.com/your-e-book-product-is-not-protected-from-theft/ Sun, 22 Apr 2012 16:45:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://newcoachconnection.com/your-e-book-product-is-not-protected-from-theft/#comment-43 James S. Huggins Fri, 15 Aug 2008 13:40:38 +0000 http://newcoachconnection.com/blog/?p=161#comment-43 Thanks for the information. I have a few follow up questions. 1. Can the ebook which has been purchased be read when not connected to the internet? 2. Can the ebook which has been purchased be read using a machine which was not used to purchase it (e.g., if the machine is replaced)? 3. Can the ebook which has been purchased be read when the machine is connected to a different location? 3. Can the ebook which has been purchased be read when the user replaces his/her machine? 4. Do you have an example of a proper legal disclosure statement that would properly disclose these limitations? 5. It appears that some of these restrictions may be considered restrictions on first sale rights (e.g., the right to give away your copy to someone else, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-sale_doctrine). Are you aware of any court cases over this particular issue? Thank you so much for your work for new coaches. I appreciate it. James S. Huggins http://www.JamesSHuggins.com http://www.MyEphemerae.com http://www.EclecticPower.com ... Thanks for the information. I have a few follow up questions. 1.
Can the ebook which has been purchased be read when not connected
to the internet? 2. Can the ebook which has been purchased be read
using a machine which was not used to purchase it (e.g., if the
machine is replaced)? 3. Can the ebook which has been purchased be
read when the machine is connected to a different location? 3. Can
the ebook which has been purchased be read when the user replaces
his/her machine? 4. Do you have an example of a proper legal
disclosure statement that would properly disclose these
limitations? 5. It appears that some of these restrictions may be
considered restrictions on first sale rights (e.g., the right to
give away your copy to someone else, see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-sale_doctrine). Are you aware of
any court cases over this particular issue? Thank you so much for
your work for new coaches. I appreciate it. James S. Huggins
http://www.JamesSHuggins.com http://www.MyEphemerae.com
http://www.EclecticPower.com …

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