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On Fri, 21 Jan 2011 20:30:44 -0700, Patrick Elliott wrote:
> Never mind that its almost a necessity, given the cost of school books,
> the limit on which ones may be available, and the lack of money to
> replace them when outdated (or found to contain incorrect information).
> Its not entirely unheard of for people to be using 50 year old books,
> with gross inaccuracies, and have the school unwilling, or unable, to
> supplement/replace them.
Perhaps - and often times the copyright holders will overlook it - I've
heard that's the case with sheet music used for classroom use (or similar
educational or not-for-profit use by student organisations).
Jim
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