Thread: How much purchased content is locked up in proprietary e-book formats?
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Old 06-22-2006, 04:11 PM   #4
yvanleterrible
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I never buy DRM e-books. Classics are also enough for me. Being bilingual (french) I have access to two great prolific cultures. I have enough as it is to last the rest of my life. I might occasionnally buy a recent great book but their scarce that meet my criterium. I also buy paper techno and work related stuff, but none are available e-wise.

Now I just wish they'd get these e-ink readers out !
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