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A Textbook Case of Charity By Wendy Gelman, J.D., L.L.M. You are the CEO of Eastlane, Inc. , a publicly traded, multinational publisher of educational textbooks for use in colleges and universities throughout the world. Eastlane’s most popular and profit able textbook is Great American Literature , written by Dr. C.R. Breach , the preeminent authority in modern American writings. This text is used in universities across the nation in heavily attended English literature survey courses. The text sells new fo r $210 a copy and is only sold through university book stores. Eastlane has a corporate policy to prohibit reselling of used texts and has thus far avoided selling on Amazon and other online book retailers, in an effort to prop up the price of their text . It has come to your attention, that three professors at Humongous State University (HSU) have established a program to assist financially strapped students. Upset about the high cost and limited availability of Great American Literature , these professo rs have scanned the entire text and have set up a website where they have posted the copied text. Before allowing a student access to the website , the student must demonstrate to the professors’ satisfaction their inability to pay full price for the text. The professors charge each student $ 105 for access to the website. Your general counsel has suggested that you bring a copyright infringement suit against HSU, the 3 professors and against all students who have accessed their website. Your management t eam has consulted with Dr. Breach and he is in favor of bringing the suit. Your approval is needed to initiate the lawsuit . Instructions : 1) Identify the ethical dilemmas 2) Evaluate how stakeholders would be affected by various solutions to your dilemm a(s). 3) Discuss the pros and cons of alternative courses of action. 4) Recommend a decision. 5) Make sure to provide the rationale for your decision.