Thread: "Most e-books in The Netherlands are not paid for."
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Old 02-07-2014, 05:50 PM   #66
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Steam protection is definitely cracked.
You are correct. I googled and found the link but will not post it here.

That is a tragedy and means the publishers of eBooks, music, games, movies and software may be doomed.

There definitely needs to be a new model of some sort to protect rights holders of those products. I really don't think customers world wide can be trusted for unprotected products like cited above including eBooks.

I posted a link early in this thread showing the widespread use of piracy with software products by nation. That software includes all the products cited above. It ranges from 20% in the USA to over 70% in Armenia.
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