Thread: STUDY SHOWS: Ditching DRM could reduce piracy, prices
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Old 10-18-2011, 04:50 PM   #473
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Originally Posted by MrsJoseph View Post
*sigh* I came real real close to buying a Kindle just to get a copy of The Blue Sword in eformat. I eventually bought the paperback.
Instead of buying it for a Kindle app, stripping DRM and converting it to epub?

And you are correct, Kobo and Sony both have limited selections compared to Amazon and B&N. Also, Sony at least tend to be a bit higher prices than any of the other ones. You only need to look at the "free now at..." threads in the freebie forum to see that selection and prices vary wildly between ebook (r-)etailers. Surprisingly often, books listed for Kindle are not available in the Sony store when I look for them there.
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