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Originally Posted by bill_mchale
Well ultimately, ebable death requires standardization across the board. Which means DRM has to die or at the very least a consistent standard be set up by which one and only one, non-proprietary standard is used for DRM. As soon as DRM is made specific to a particular implementation of ePub, we essentially have transitioned ebable to a slightly different arena, not eliminated it.
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Bill
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agreed, but it's nonetheless another step in the right direction. rome wasn't built in a day, and all that, right ?
