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Originally Posted by TheMooch
BUT (and it's a big one) transitioning means that the books I've bought for my Sony Reader will be lost unless I maintain the reader (or if Sony suddenly decides to allow the format onthe kindle...like THAT will ever happen). Not something I look forward too.
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Hence the problem with proprietary and DRM formats. You don't really "own" the content like you do with a book.
You can share them, move them to another device, sell them, burn them for heat if OIL gets to expensive... etc.
Hence, I think DRM books should be ALOT cheaper than paper books!
BOb