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Old 10-13-2009, 03:28 PM   #40
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Originally Posted by Striking Claw View Post
Of cource it is, but if the people willing to buy eBooks are not allowed to buy them in the first place, how should this change.

It's also strange that a publisher like BAEN can sell their eBooks without any DRM world wide for a reasonable price, you even can download all available formats. If that would be such a bad thing economically because of piracy then I can't imagine that BAEN would still be in business. Why can't the other publisher offer a similar model?
While others could do the DRM free and multiple format thing, the selling worldwide part is tougher. Baen contracts for non-exclusive Worldwide ebook rights. Something that for now anyway most publishers don't/can't do. Baen is a smaller niche publisher and it's easier to do things than it is for larger, more corporate publishing houses.
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