107. Electronic information can be dispensed in any sized serving, ranging from a few words to an entire database. If we use the database as a whole as our measure, then any user's selection will be an insignificant portion. In contrast, if we tried to use the traditional boundaries of the books cover, the user cannot observe this standard; in some cases it is an entirely theoretical boundary, with respect to material only dispensed from the database. This case demonstrates again that the absence of physical borders setting off distinct "works" in Cyberspace undermines the utility of doctrines like copyright law that are based on the existence of such boundaries in the real world.