If you print and distribute books without copyright, you may be violating the law. Copyright law protects the rights of authors and publishers, and allows them to control how their works are used. If you print and distribute copyrighted material without permission, you could be liable for damages, and you could be sued.
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What if a book has no copyright page?
If a book has no copyright page, the best course of action is to contact the publisher directly and inquire about copyright information.
Can a book have no copyright?
No, a book cannot have no copyright. Copyright is a legal right that protects the creative work of an author or creator.
Can I print a book and sell it?
Yes, you can print a book and sell it.
Is it legal to distribute ebooks?
There is no definitive answer, as copyright law varies from country to country. In general, however, it is generally accepted that distributing ebooks is legal as long as the copyright holder has given permission, or the ebook is in the public domain.
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