Thread: Regional restrictions now in the UK
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Old 10-02-2009, 11:43 AM   #130
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Originally Posted by bminata View Post
No, it doesn't.. at certain point I just don't care. I tried Amazon, B&N, Fictionwise, Diesel, others.. even tried proxy servers.. got that same "geographical restriction" every time.

It's up to the publishers, authors, lawyers and other players in this ebook business to sort up this mess. We as customers only want to buy books so please somehow make a system for us to do this.
I sympathize and understand and agree that this needs to be worked out -- geographic restrictions need to go away (just like DRM - with the possible exception of Library check-outs). I was just stating my thoughts on the legality and ethics of the dark side.
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