Thread: Adding DRM to an eBook?
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Old 03-18-2012, 03:37 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by rahulbhadikar View Post
How to make it DRM protected or encrypted?
Read the rest of the thread. In summary: the only way is to spend about $10K for Adobe Content Server or a similar amount from a reseller. If you upload to an ebook store, either directly or through a distributer, they pay for the DRM but you only get a fraction of the selling price and you can't typically sell directly from your own web site (you can link to the ebook store).

Since DRM can be removed in about 10 seconds, the best approach if you want to sell from your own site is to go DRM free.
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