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Old 04-24-2011, 02:45 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by jocampo View Post
Not agree.

This will benefit Kindle users which are the biggest market in USA. The fragmentation is because each company pulls to their own side, want people to buy books from their own online store; of course, this is about business. Or why do you think that Apple does not want Kindle, Sony or any other ebook seller on iPad market? Not without paying a lot of money or following many strict rules.

The main issue, like I explained on my previous post, is DRM. If Amazon, B&N, or Apple would sell ebooks without DRM protection, people would also stop complaining about formats.
That's all but irrelevant to what I said. It still fragments the market instead of combining it. It further continues to prevent kindle users from purchasing books elsewhere or in other formats. Amazon is only doing it because it will continue that fragmentation. (regardless of drm).

I will say though that if DRM did not exist then it is simple to convert from one format to another.
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