Thread: “Why I break DRM on e-books”: A publishing exec speaks out
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Old 04-25-2012, 01:29 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by JoeD View Post
At the moment retailers tend to blame the publishers for insisting on it, publishers blame the retailers. Nobody wants to be the "bad" guy. However, I think retailers are the ones standing to gain the most from having DRM since it provides vendor lock-in.
Music is now DRM free. Doesn't seem to be hurting sales for iTunes or Amazon.
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