First it was copied music and now copied textbooks. The NY Times describes how students are now sharing pdfs of textbooks. The article describes a student who scans and distributes an organic chemistry book.
As a prof. and also an author, this disturbs me. Textbook companies have resisted moving their content to a digital format because they [...]
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