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Old 03-22-2011, 07:05 PM   #365
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Originally Posted by stonetools View Post
Er, my point was never that inhibited sales: my point was that large scale casual sharing would happen in the absence of DRM and make it unprofitable for publishers and authors.
So far I have seen no convincing argument that it won't happen, and plenty of evidence from the music industry that it will.
Again, you haven't proven the point.

Those publishers which do offer DRM-free eBooks don't appear to suffer from large-scale casual sharing, even of books on the NYT bestseller list. So, while it may be a fear, there's no evidence that it would actually happen to the degree you're implying.

You've made the assertions, but you haven't connected the dots.

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