Thread: Disabling text-to-speech (TTS) triggers DMCA exemption: YOU ARE ALLOWED TO REMOVE DRM
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Old 07-30-2010, 11:11 AM   #97
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Originally Posted by jruschme View Post
It seems to me, then, that if I publish an ebook at $5.99 but disable TTS, but also publish another edition at $20,000 which has TTS enabled, then it would still be a DMCA violation to remove the TTS block on the $5.99 edition. Correct?
I would certainly read it that way, yes.
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