Thread: Tor Books UK on Dumping DRM: "no discernible increase in piracy"
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Old 05-06-2013, 09:19 AM   #23
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Originally Posted by usuallee View Post
Great decision by Tor and I'm glad they are seeing positive results in terms of no increased unauthorized downloading.

Freeloaders will freeload regardless of DRM or not, DRM only inconveniences paying customers, DRM doesn't effect those who download for free at all, why treat paying customers like criminals, record labels finally went DRM-free, blah blah blah...we've all been beating this dead horse for a long time. Maybe now that a decently sized publisher has seen these results, the large publishers will finally take note...riiiiight....
Not that long ago , me downloading a book with my tablet, meaning to transfer it to my cybbok.
I was wondering if my cybook was autorized.
Then kobo says "download epub". Oh yeah ! TOR ebook, no DRM.
No crash from mantanoo, no problem for the cybook to read the book.
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