Book Publishers Agree to Online Browsing - Slashdot
Posted by Zonk on Sunday March 04, 2007 @03:17AM from the online-is-the-best-line dept. eldavojohn writes "Random House & HarperCollins have agreed to allow book browsing and searching on all their books. According to the article, 'Book publishers are to trying to update their businesses as more young readers consume media via the Web, a trend that already has affected the music, movie and newspap
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Posted by kdawson on Thursday November 09, 2006 @10:18AM from the sieze-his-harmonica dept. Edis Krad writes, "An elderly Japanese bar manager and performer has been arrested for playing copyrighted songs on his harmonica. From the article: 'Investigators accuse Toyoda of illegally performing 33 songs such as the Beatles' songs "Here, There and Everywhere" and "Yesterday," whose copyrights are man
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