Thread: Arguments For And Against DRM
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Old 10-13-2014, 11:37 AM   #104
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I let Aunt Mary borrow my spare ereader.
Still dubious, TM. Let's take it to extremes, and see how it looks: a school buys 50 readers, buys one copy of a book needed for a particular subject, strips the DRM, and loads it onto all 50 readers which it then lends out to all the pupils who are studying the subject. Fair use? I don't think so.
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