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Originally Posted by HarryT
Many libraries for example, now issue eBooks with a form of date-limited MobiPocket DRM. You can read the book for so many weeks after its date of issue, and it then stops working.
That seems to me to be a perfectly legitimate use of DRM technology.
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I had not tought of this, but as it is only temporary (ie, you won't have the problem of a change of devices and the potentiel loss of paid ebooks), it seems a great use of DRM.
It's the first time I would agree that DRM could be (in this specific case) useful. Houah, I never imagined I would write DRM and useful in the same sentence !