Thread: Axis 360 now enforcing the use of their app for e-book reading
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Old 09-08-2015, 07:47 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
That's what I figured. Adobe's still going to get their piece of the pie. I just don't see all of these smaller outfits laying out the cash for their own proprietary DRM. If it was THAT easy or cheap to get out from under Adobe's thumb, ACS would probably be dead in the water already. Plus, I'm betting many of those apps are RMSDK based to boot.
Kobo uses their own DRM internally, and so does Scribd, Oyster, Google Play Books ...
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