As a reminder, there is no author bailout, booksellers bailout, or publisher bailout. The Internet Archive’s “emergency” copyrights grab endangers many already in terrible danger.https://lunch.publishersmarketplace.com/2020/03/internet-archive-grants-itself-emergency-copyright-powers-for-uncontrolled-digital-lending/ …
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Thanks, Alex. I see that two of my books have been scanned!
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Wow! Minutes ago, I appended my 3A. Then, on perusing your tweet, I stumbled into this. Not that I'm prescient. Just part of the Big Stream.
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Thank you for this. A bigger problem: we had an ebook ripped and put on file sharing sites before. Sales disappeared overnight and have never recovered. This is a danger, too, of PDFs being out there.
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I believe they do have DRM on their files. Doesn't make it more legal, but

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You know they are doing this to help colleges atm right? Some of these are only temporarily available without a library login. They require that for in copyright books which you can "borrow"
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