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Old 03-18-2011, 01:03 PM   #76
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DRM does not do anything for someone who's bought an ebook.
But it does apparently do something for writers and publishers . THAT is why the vast majority of writers and publushers still insist on them. And I haven't really heard a serious, detailed answer to the question I posed above. Maybe you can help with that. Apparently answering that question isn't that easy, compared to say, challenging my analogies.
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