Thread: The intersection of DRM, fair use, and ereader device spying
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Old 07-07-2012, 07:14 PM   #37
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Originally Posted by WillysJeepMan View Post
If you want to support the continued use of DRM on ebooks that's your choice, why complain that ebooks have DRM on them?
It's not a matter of supporting DRM or not. It's a matter of do I want to read what I want to read or do I have to force myself to read what I may not want to read just because it has no DRM?

Tor has released it's first eBook without DRM. That book is Redshirts by John Scalzi. I've already read it. Have you bought your copy to help support DRM free eBooks? Once Tor fully goes DRM free, are you going to buy more from Tor to help ensure that they keep the DRM off their eBooks?
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