He disagreed that this was good for competition in the books markets and said that the "economics of the e-book industry is quite different to the print industry" because costs are the same up until first copy but after that e-books incur none of costs of printing and distribution.
Max Schrems, a 24-year-old law student, asked Facebook for a copy of his data after attending a lecture by a Facebook executive at Santa Clara University in California.
After making a copy of the file, the hacker ran it through a code-breaking program that exposed the passwords as plain text.
Second, biologics are really difficult to copy, and thus even after the patents expire, knock-off biologics (biosimilars) are far less a threat than knock-off small molecules (generics).
Apple has just reposted its statement acknowledging that Samsung did not copy its tablet design, after the initial wording was deemed unacceptable by the UK courts.
One gift that will keep the conversation going evening after evening is a copy of the Periodic Table.
Connerty writes the copy for TV and print ads after interviewing dieters.
However, radio reception problems throughout the day on Thursday meant that the British code-cracking team did not get a full copy of the enciphered message until after 1700 GMT.
The publication of the Alliance document "For Everyone" comes a few days after the BBC obtained a leaked copy of a draft report prepared by Stormont's cross-party working group on community relations.
So readers there are getting something extra to tide them over until the next copy of TIME hits their mailboxes the week after next: our Young Japan report is a double issue in Japan, with additional stories on the subject.
Gen Dunford's warning was made public after the New York Times obtained a copy of his mail.
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We judge CD-RW packet-writing performance by copying a folder containing 100MB of files to a CD-RW disc three times: first to the newly formatted blank disc, again after deleting the files from the first copy operation, and finally by overwriting the files from the second operation.
Willian equalized again straight after the break with an almost carbon copy of his first goal, this time with his left foot, but Chelsea hit back again as John Obi Mikel had a goal ruled out for offside and then 21-year-old Nigeria forward Moses followed up his goal in Saturday's Premier League draw with Swansea.
Even after the matter is resolved, keep a copy of the notice with your return.
The excerpt shown above, which focuses on the aesthetics of icons on the rival handsets, even appears to contain advice about how Samsung should copy Apple without appearing to copy them so much, whereas the full document embedded after the break reveals how all-encompassing the internal guidance was.
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After university she had first got a job writing advertising copy and had then taken up journalism.
Ms. Davis, for example, has a copy of a bulletin put out by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol immediately after the Murrah bombing.
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The copy protection on most of Google's paid videos means that after they're purchased, they can't be played on anything but a PC connected to the Internet running Google's video player.
After the discussion, put your resignation in a hard-copy letter that includes your last day and any transitional help you've offered.
Within 60 days after being so notified, you are entitled to a free copy of your credit report upon informing the credit rating agency of the adverse action.
Soon after the appeal by the BBC in 2001, a rare unseen copy of Dad's Army was discovered - and the material kept coming in.
The landowner and Eilean Eisdeal Community Trust are embroiled in a dispute after he demanded a land use fee and asked to see a copy of the trust's public liability insurance.
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After all, competitors were taking market share since its strategy was easy to copy and its marketing costs were rising as it grew.
Each morning one copy of The New York Times materialized in the main office and I used to go there after breakfast to read it.
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According to a copy of the unpublished report, Zylast lotion killed 98% of E. coli bacteria at two minutes after application, 88% four hours after application and 89% at eight hours.
You see, ever since FiOS starting deploying CableCARDs, a year after all the other cable providers, it has never enforced the pairing of the cards or used Copy Control Information (CCI) flags more restrictive than Copy Freely.
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After you've trashed the restaurant, all of your Aerosmith-lovin' supermodel lunchmates want a copy of those pictures.
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After dropping out of school at 16 and trying his luck as a scallop fisherman, he became a copy boy on his local paper in North Carolina.
If, after it collects many videos, the Google store offers consumers an easy way to move, edit, copy or share some of those files, it will have a clear advantage over the competition.
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