Thread: The death of print ... (or, does DRM drive you to piracy?)
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Old 12-18-2009, 02:47 AM   #10
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For anyone outside the US I think geo-restrictions are a larger problem than DRM. I could live with a DRM-ed copy provided I can buy it. Most of the authors I'm interested in simply don't have ebooks available for purchase in my country. Fictionwise (as an example) has only 23 secure ePub books in Sci-fi available to me - non by authors I'm interested in. Geo restrictions are far more likely to drive me to piracy.
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