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		<title>By: sperky undernet</title>
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		<description>The 99 cents apparently allows you only to &quot;read&quot; the article in the DeepDyve viewer but it  &quot;cannot be downloaded, printed or shared&quot;. Can you photograph it with your cellphone camera, transfer it to your pc and OCR it? I guess you don&#039;t need to if you remember what you&#039;ve read. I wonder if Google has the capability to automate a synopsis without plagiarism of say a book scan, or a specified part of a book,  and/or provide the sources used or links to ideas covered without using any copyrighted material. It would come with a disclaimer and suggest buying the book - or relevant chapter, if possible - to understand the author&#039;s contribution, as distinct from the kind of content the author is concerned with.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The 99 cents apparently allows you only to &#8220;read&#8221; the article in the DeepDyve viewer but it  &#8220;cannot be downloaded, printed or shared&#8221;. Can you photograph it with your cellphone camera, transfer it to your pc and OCR it? I guess you don&#8217;t need to if you remember what you&#8217;ve read. I wonder if Google has the capability to automate a synopsis without plagiarism of say a book scan, or a specified part of a book,  and/or provide the sources used or links to ideas covered without using any copyrighted material. It would come with a disclaimer and suggest buying the book &#8211; or relevant chapter, if possible &#8211; to understand the author&#8217;s contribution, as distinct from the kind of content the author is concerned with.</p>
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