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Originally Posted by rantanplan
But why does it matter? It's always better to be able to choose from multiple vendors, so that they (e.g. libraries) can easily choose the cheaper or more easy to implement DRM solution. If LCP would completely replace Adobe DRM, Readium could implement any pricing scheme they want.
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But Readium DRM would mean we are screwed. There is no eInk Reader that supports LCP. And why would I want to buy another Reader when I just bought one? The thing is, this DRM needs to go away or at the least not be used.
What good is cheaper if we are unable to read our purchased eBooks where we want?