Thread: Warner Bros. Embarrasses Self, Everyone, With New “Disc-to-Digital” Program
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Old 03-06-2012, 10:39 AM   #22
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Has anyone ever been prosecuted for removing DRM?
Not that I ever remember, providing DRM removal tools is another story.


It takes about 15 min to rip a DVD into a DRM free iso. I don't see doing that any different than removing DRM from an eBook.


Now if Penguin or some other publisher were to offer something like this (trade in your pbook for a digital copy) I might possibly be interested even if I had to pay someplace like B&N a small fee for verifying things.
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