Thread: DRM protection on purchased books
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Old 12-16-2010, 03:59 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by Worldwalker View Post
It's not DRM protection; it's DRM restriction. Unless you feel that you need your books to be protected from yourself?
The irony of DRM is that it's supposed to be protection for the publishers' and authors' rights. (Whatever gave anyone the idea it might be protection for the readers' rights?) But the music world discovered that DRM was actually restricting the money that the music publishers and musicians made.
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