Thread: Tor, a MacMillan imprint going DRM free
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Old 04-24-2012, 02:44 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by CRussel View Post
This will actually move me towards buying a few TOR books since I've essentially avoided them. The combination of over-priced plus DRM was just too annoying, so I kept my SF buying to Baen, primarily. Obviously, I'd like to see them move their prices more inline with Baen as well, but this is an important and much welcomed step. (And it's not that DRM kept me from doing what I needed to do with a book - Apprentice Alf took care of that - but it was the principle.)
Agreed.

I've been boycotting Agency6 (including Tor) so this makes me very happy! DRM removal is much more important to me than lower prices. I'd pay a couple extra dollars for DRM free books, regardless.
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