<<Probably the approach that's most likely to get a positive response
for you is if you write out a corrected copy of the Section 15 notice
and send it to the company, so that all they'd have to do in order to
correct the mistakes is to cut &paste from your e-mail onto their
Web page. You could also cc: a copy of that corrected list here, so
that people using the book who might not visit the company's Web site
will have a chance of running across the correct version.
>>
I think this is impractical and decidedly unwise except for the references to your own products.
It is impractical because you'd have to have all the sources they referenced.
It is unwise re: sources not cited in your own product because if you produce an incorrect Section 15, assure them that it is correct, and then they rely on it to their detriment in litigation you might get dragged into court.
Do their whole Section 15 _only_ if you are positive about what is supposed to go into it.
IANAL
YMMV
Lee
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