Seems that under copyright law, the teachers who set up the recording equipment in their rooms and then read aloud copyrighted books would be at fault for creat

Seems that under copyright law, the teachers who set up the recording equipment in their rooms and then read aloud copyrighted books would be at fault for creating copies (or at least aiding in the creation of copies) of copyrighted material. The TeacherSoft company would just be the recipient of these copies; they might be required to delete them, but the primary party guilty of copyright infringement here would be the teacher who read it aloud.