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Old 10-25-2014, 03:36 AM   #85
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Originally Posted by AnemicOak View Post
Honestly, I'd say the majority of eBook buyers would still buy books just like they do now.
I'd agree. Most people don't notice the DRM except for a tiny amount of hassle 'authorising' ADE devices. It's only people who like to keep/re-read their older books that will notice if they ever want to switch to a device with a different DRM scheme.

Of course, those of us who've been through several ebook stores shuttting up shop, and a couple of generations of DRM schemes, do care about DRM and won't buy DRMed books where the DRM can't be removed.

But we are, currently, a very small minority of book buyers. Although I suppose we probably buy a much larger proportion of ebooks than our numbers would suggest.
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