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Originally Posted by JSWolf
if B&N use eReader DRm for ePub, I do feel that they will lose sales of the Plastic Logic reader. Also, it won't be compatible to ePubs from the library. So that there is another issue to have to deal with. People who do not strip DRM or know how or that they can strip DRM will then have to make a choice. Be tied into B&N or get a different device with ADE for ePub. We already know what bad thinks can happen via Amazon. So in this case, I'd say if B&N goes with a different DRM, they'll not be doing us or them any favors. They'll actually be giving business over to Amazon.
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Exactly, and does it matter if we pay Adobe or B&N for the DRM costs? If they do it themselves it won't necessarily be cheaper than outsourcing the work to Adobe.