Thread: "Most e-books in The Netherlands are not paid for."
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Old 02-07-2014, 05:55 PM   #67
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Can you give me a link to that news? I thought it could not be cracked and never happened.

If it really has been cracked, then the publishers of eBooks, music, games, movies and software may be doomed.
Steam protection has been cracked for years. Sky hasn't fallen in yet. If you're that interested, google for cracked versions of Skyrim or what have you, you'll find them.

Also, most music sold online is DRM-free mp3s. iTunes and Amazon both sell those, they can be copied anywhere and played anywhere, and again, has been for years. The music industry is doing pretty well.
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