Re: [Phys-l] Cramster.com

[Bernard Cleyet <bernardcleyet@redshift.com>]

What is the law regarding publishing extracts from a solutions manual, 
certainly copyrighted. -- I don't think it's fair use, but then I have a 
different definition of fair.


Back in 1956  I wrote a paper for Army ROTC on RADAR during the Battle 
of Britain and its relationship w/ the Army's war principles (UC, Santa 
Barbara).  A HS friend attending Harvard said he saw it listed available 
in a Boston paper mill.  Paper mills in Medieval Europe?



bc, curious and mystified.

Jack Uretsky wrote:

> It's a challenge to a clever lawyer to come up with a theory for a suit by 
> the copyright holder for a share of their income.
> 					Regards,
> 						Jack
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> On Wed, 14 Nov 2007, kyle forinash wrote:
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> > Hi;
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> > Are any of you familiar with Cramster.com? http://www.cramster.com/
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> > It appears you can buy answers to problems in many text books ... any
> > opinions on this practice?
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> > kyle
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