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Old 03-11-2011, 12:25 PM   #1
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Interview:Adam Engst on iPad and ereaders

(Adam is a long (looong) time Apple user/observer; pre-Mac I think )

http://ereaderjoy.blogspot.com/2011/...-ereaders.html

Not a fan of the iBooks process:

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Seriously, I can't say that working with Amazon has ever been easy for publishers (and we haven't done much with it), but working with the iBookstore has been the most amazingly horrible, opaque, and frustrating experience I've had.

Apple's software is terrible, the iTunes Connect Web site is lousy, and support questions often aren't answered for - and I'm not kidding here - months. It's gotten a little better over time, but mostly it makes my stomach hurt.
Pretty clear stance on DRM:
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What it really comes down to for me is that utilizing DRM means that you see your customers as criminals, and when you treat someone like a criminal, they act like it.
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