Don't Risk It
When you make copies of published material for customers without getting the publisher's O.K. you're the one who will get penalized. Don't let it happen. Get permission.
Like many printers in 1990, Kinko's did not concern itself with getting permission to copy articles and book chapters for course packs. Kinko's proximity to local universities provided a booming business. What could go wrong?
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