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Originally Posted by kennyc
The B&N/Adobe social drm is the closest thing as I see it to what you are wanting, but it does not fully duplicate the "rights" one has with paper book.
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Why do you keep calling it "social" DRM?
It does duplicate those rights, up until the point that it only allows you to do so one time. That is a simple software limitation that should be easy to remove, if they wanted to do so.
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It would have to allow for removing that book from a purchasers authorizations on both the that persons computer and at the seller on an individual book basis which means keeping track at a central site of all ebook sales for that type of drm.
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The B&N/Adobe DRM already does that. When you lend the eBook to someone else, you do not have access to it.