Thread: Simon & Schuster testing the DRM-free waters
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Old 10-10-2014, 03:43 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Anthem View Post
Saga Press, huh? If they can publish some highly desirable stuff this would be great. I find myself getting more and more devices that don't necessarily work super good together... so DRM is becoming a real life problem for me. And I would love to just throw my most recent purchase on to whatever reader I am using this week.
Why not just strip off the DRM? Problem solved.
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