Thread: People who want no DRM are impractical dreamers...
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Old 03-18-2011, 11:41 AM   #60
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Can we assure that writers and publishers can make a good living in a post DRM world?
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Here, I must say, that I find the arguments of the anti DRM folk rather weak.
What part of "pirates will always find a way, DRM is only inconveniencing honest folk" are you not getting?
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