On May 13, 2007, the World Journal (世界日報 www.worldjournal.com), a leading Chinese newspaper publishing in the United States (U.S.), reports that three Chinese people are being suited by four leading book publishers because of selling international edition’s U.S. books in the U.S. The four leading book publishers included Pearson Education, Inc., John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Thomson Learning Inc., and The McGraw-Hill. The three people bought cheaper version of U.S. books from China then resell in U.S. through www.abebooks.com, an online marketplace for books. International edition’s books usually was stated that cannot be sold in U.S., and under the protection from Copyright Act, and Trademark Act, it is illegal to sell international edition of U.S. books in U.S. Companies, Inc. Read the rest of this entry »