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Originally Posted by SameOldStory
I honestly believe that by having a DRMed book that is really just for the Kindle or Kindle apps will reduce the number of people who will buy that book. Does it cost the author more to have it non-DRMed?
I think that there are others of the same opinion on MR.
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You are so right! They lose more than gain by DRM-ing their books.
The publishers should see the fact::
- a book is NOT DRMed: ($$$$$$$$$):
- a book is DRMed: ($$$)
They still see more $ in the second line. But the truth is the first one.
Sorry, I just love these icons.
Having more DRM-free ebooks - that can be used on several devices - on Amazon means buying more from them. If this becomes true, I'll use their service.
As Neilmarr mentioned in one thread, probably I'm a dreamer, but I hope one day, the publishers will understand that ebooks need to bee DRM-free AND at lower price than pBooks.