Thread: What’s the greater fear for publishers? Amazon or piracy?
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Old 04-02-2012, 03:19 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by euterpe View Post
If proprietary ebooks were without DRM you might as well just hand the things out.

Get real.
Baen Books & O'Reilly Publishing (technical books) sell their ebooks without DRM. As does Pottermore. DRM costs the publisher money, limits their customer base and annoys their customers. It also is useless at stopping piracy.
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