Thread: The death of print ... (or, does DRM drive you to piracy?)
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Old 12-26-2009, 11:16 AM   #82
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Originally Posted by Sonist View Post
You mean, if you were looking to buy Harry Potter as an ebook on the web, but then discovered, that it is simply not available for sale, you wouldn't be tempted to take a peek at one of the myriad "unofficial" copies, which pop up during the search... ? If so, for real, then
Thanks for the hats off . If i can't find what I want as a legal ebook, I either buy the p version or do not buy at all. I have never bought (knowingly) a pirate version of a book, CD, or video. if what I want isn't available as I want it, I simply move on. There is no book, CD, or video that I cannot live my life without.

My life isn't so shallow nor my interests so narrow that I will just die if I cannot have Harry Potter (or any other book) as a DRM-free ebook yesterday, today, or tomorrow.
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