Thread: Amazon no longer sells ePubs in favour of Kindle eBooks
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Old 08-22-2012, 01:26 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by DaleDe View Post
You make a point, however most sellers use a single DRM system that permits the user to buy the same product from a number of sellers. It is generally not the seller but the publisher that establishes DRM. But to keep this information correct, Apple does use a proprietary DRM scheme. However the reader can use non-DRM products formatted in industry standard ePub or PDF formats.

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Yeah, I noticed that. At the very least they allow you to purchase books outside of the ecosystem, while preventing you from using what you buy from them in other ecosystems. It really brings out the "I" in iOS.
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