Thread: Two Years after Tor's DRM-free Announcement
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Old 05-28-2014, 05:34 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by bgalbrecht View Post
Tor's management was always interested in DRM-free ebooks and had started a trial selling DRM-free books via the Baen website back about 5 years ago, which got cancelled within days of starting by upper management at Bertelsmann (Tor's ultimate owner).
Actually, it was 8 years ago, not five. I bought some of those books and was able to check the release dates - May 1, 2006. It's scary to think how time flies.
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