Thread: Would you pay more for a DRM free book?
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Old 10-06-2009, 11:04 AM   #18
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My personal value threshold for an eBook is slightly below the cost of a mass-market paperback. That's for one without DRM. DRM reduces the value further.

So while I'm not really willing to pay more for DRM-free, I believe I should pay less for DRM-infected. I think the prices are already artificially high, so raising them to just to provide what readers want is ridiculous.
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