Thread: The death of print ... (or, does DRM drive you to piracy?)
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Old 12-21-2009, 11:04 PM   #52
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That cartoon is brilliant. I accidentally chose option B, I mean to choose C!

The people in the corporations who push DRM haven't done enough consumer preference research. If they had they would know this is how we feel - DRM is terrible, especially when there are alternatives. Them trying to stamp out the alternatives is about as successful as the US war on drugs.

Also at the minimum, any attempt at DRM has to offer the same rights/usage as with a printed book, and most of them don't.
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