Thread: Are there any studies PROVING that DRM works?
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Old 10-20-2010, 04:34 AM   #148
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Originally Posted by Worldwalker View Post
Sure it is. I've never bought a DRM-restricted ebook, and I have no shortage of books to read. I buy DRM-free ebooks, or I download DRM-free public domain books (many of them from right here in MobileRead), or I read pbooks, which might be new, or used, or from libraries. I've felt no hardship from not rushing right out to pay publishers' inflated ebook prices for the latest best-sellers.

In short, my well-being is just fine, and the publishing houses can go hang.
This is the second response in this direction, so I guess I've missed the point of Steven Lyle Jordan's alternative. Either that, or I didn't state my point of view clear enough. Either way, it might be better if you just ignore my first post in this thread.
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