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Old 01-12-2008, 03:19 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by NatCh View Post
My intent was more or less just what Steve is suggesting: to figure out what DRM formats ought to, ideally, be supported by a notional multi-format device.

To put it into real world terms: Sony has claimed on a couple of occasions that they want to support other encrypted formats on the PRS line -- what formats do we (this community) already have that we'd like them to support.

Of course, in an ideal world they'd support a single, "standard" format, and all of our old books would be re-downloadable in that single, "standard" format, but I was dreaming a slightly smaller dream at the time I put the poll together.

Also I was curious as to what dedicated e-book formats MobileReaders use or have used in the past. That's probably the "mainer" point of the poll, if I'm totally forthcoming about it.
I did not see this poll as a DRM question at all but rather what format of eBooks need to be supported. Why does everything have to degenerate into a DRM question. The support for mulitple formats is not just a DRM question since even non-DRM eBooks need to be read by something!

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