Thread: “Why I break DRM on e-books”: A publishing exec speaks out
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Old 04-26-2012, 02:28 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by CyGuy View Post
Once purchased you are certainly free to do all of those things. As for the price, it most certainly does indicate that a product was purchased. For example: Renting a DVD costs $1 but purchasing a DVD costs around $10. Crystal clear to me...
Yup. Charge me full price and I am purchasing it. Charge me a buck and I am renting it. Easy enough to understand.
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