Thread: Yup, another one of these. Help an open-source vigilante?
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Old 09-06-2011, 05:30 PM   #99
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Originally Posted by mjdb View Post
Maybe not mainstream Fiction, but if you are interested in Speculative Fiction, one of the Major SF Publishers is Baen, who have been selling all their titles as eBooks without DRM from their own store since 1999.

As well as giving away lots of free eBooks in their Free Library and on the numerous Baen CD-ROMs, the contents of which are DRM free and can be legally copied and shared.


Martin.
Add to the fact that they offer bundles which means you can get new releases for about $4 each and they have a tremendous catalogue to choose from I often find myself wishing that other publishers would be so e-friendly.
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