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Old 11-25-2009, 10:40 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Such as what, for example? Can you name some mainstream commercial eBook sites that make "all their content available DRM free"?
O'Reilly, Apress, Pragmatic Publishers, No-Starch Press, Take Control Books.

They may not fit your description of "mainstream commercial eBook sites" but they are the principal competitors of InformIt, whom the e-mail was sent to.

Also, I notice when mainstream bookstores advertise their book counts, often most of the books they are counting are freely available through the public domain.

I don't have anything against them wanting to "make a profit". I do not approve of piracy and I don't buy bootlegged CDs, DVDs, Books etc., that's unfair to the artist and the supplier. On the other hand, I have no respect for their attempts to restrict the property rights of others.

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