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Originally Posted by stonetools
This has really been done to death on the other thread. I really think you should just re-read it. We're not talking about passing a book to your office mate, we're talking about sharing your ebook with all your Facebook friends (and having them share their ebooks with you). That's not passing a book around the office. it ain't the same game, it ain't the ballpark, it aint the same league, it aint even the same sport.
REad this link and the comments please:
http://www.idealog.com/blog/what-the...n-of-the-cloud
Also this : http://www.idealog.com/blog/drm-may-...-protect-sales
Money quote:
The writer consults for the publishing industry. I haven't seen anybody respond effectively to his questions, either on the thread or here at this forum. See if you can give it a shot. |
On his first post, he didn't even know basic statistics. You need a universe of at least 30 data point to be statistically valid. 7 is little more valid that 4. So 7 of 7 agreeing with him is correct and true, but 2 of 4 (50%) disagreeing with him is "not statistically meaningful". Wrong! Neither is statistically valid. I learned that 30 years ago in STAT 101.
Since he's working with false premises, I can't accept any conclusion based upon them as being valid. Sorry.
I'll look at the next article...