Thread: Tor/Forge Books Announces DRM-Free E-book Store
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Old 06-08-2012, 10:14 AM   #205
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Back to the Tor.com announcement ( the legality of DRM cracking is a worthy topic, but I'd prefer it be discussed on its own thread, since there is no one-click answer).

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Now Tom Doherty Associates is pleased to announce the impending debut of the Tor/Forge DRM-Free E-book Store, which will sell all Tor, Forge, Starscape, Tor Teen, and Orb e-book titles directly to readers—along with, eventually, offerings from other publishers as well.
Tor.com seems to want to be more than just a Tor only, or even a Macmillan only store-it wants offerings from other publishers too. Does this seem realistic or desireable?
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