Thread: The future of books - bleak or bright?
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Old 12-27-2007, 03:42 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by SteveB View Post
It would be a great day if I could just find and purchase an unencumbered ebook, until then I won't be buying any.

Steve
I'm a little puzzled what's stopping you from buying "unencumbered eBooks", Steve. If you like SF and Fantasy, Baen sell all their books DRM-free. For more general fiction, Fictionwise sell all their "Multiformat" books DRM-free.

Finally, to stretch the point a little, if you use Windows, you can buy any Microsoft Reader (LIT) book and trivially remove the DRM from it, ending up with a DRM-free book.

So what's stopping you from buying eBooks?
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