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Originally Posted by rlauzon
And what "facts" are those?
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The simple fact that companies which sell DRM-protected eBooks have been a commercial success.
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Fact: All major DRM has been broken.
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Nonsense. The leading DRM format for eBooks is MobiPocket, and that certainly hasn't been broken.
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History has shown that properietary/closed formats eventually die.
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Most digital formats you buy are "proprietory, closed formats". Take, for example, the "Red Book" standard which controls how music CDs are formatted. That is a proprietory, closed format owned by Philips. You have to buy a licence from Philips in order to produce audio CDs. Are you going to claim that CDs have been a failure?