Thread: Are DRM infections dying out?
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Old 03-24-2013, 04:00 PM   #84
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Originally Posted by Ken Maltby View Post
As to the booksellers/proprietary DRM creators avoiding $0.22/ebook, if the DRM "lock" is a requirement of the publishers - wouldn't the $0.22 come out of their cut, not an expense for the bookseller?
Why?
They require a lock, not that particular one.
It is for the retailer to meet that requirement, and one who does so more efficiently gets to keep more of their portion of the sale.
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