![]() You will be able to sync up your e-books via other e-book readers and perform conversions from the varied e-book and non-e-book formats. And if that isn't enough to find what you want, you can create advanced search queries by simply using the advanced search option for a more personalized view.Ĭalibre supports an array of formats, including Kindle MOBI and EPUB. And you can also search the library by using other fields, such as author, title, or keyword, making it fast and easy to quickly retrieve the content you want when you want it. It will allow you to conveniently organize all your e-books within the library by their metadata (data that provide information about other data) from sources such as online booksellers, the Internet Archive, Munsey's, and, for example. With criminal cases the fine goes to the State and the "victim" usually only gets the compensation of a returned stolen item.Calibre is an all-in-one Open Source tool for easily managing and viewing all of your electronic books. Naturally rights holders or subscription providers prefer the civil action for copyright violation, where they get the money and costs. Note that penalty for copyright violation in most countries is not a set tariff but either based on copyright holders loss, or whatever their lawyers persuade a judge or jury in a civil action, but theft or "theft of service" usually has fixed maximum tariffs in a criminal prosecution. Same as watching Pay TV from cable or satellite without the legitimate subscription. It may also result in publisher or author not getting paid. However removing DRM or making a copy of copyrighted subscription material (Kindle Unlimited, Kobo Plus, Netflix, Spotify) etc is both copyright violation and theft of service. It's not technically theft, as in stealing a paperback from a library. ![]() It's copyright violation to distribute copies of a copyright book no matter if purchase price was zero. It's simple theft to keep a borrowed physical item and refuse to return it, no matter if a library or something else. It is copyright violation to keep a working copy of a library electronic book beyond loan period. Not if it's a regular library (no tracking of reading for payments) and you delete the ebook when loan expired / "return" made. Isn't removing drm from library books stealing? ![]()
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