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Originally Posted by HarryT
I honestly don't see what all the fuss is about DRM  .
Generally with a paperback book, I'll buy it, read it, and then toss it away. Very few books are "keepers" for me. If I buy a DRM'ed book, I'm not going to lose too much sleep over whether or not I'll be able to read it in 10 years time - I almost certainly won't want to. |
I buy it, read it, then sell it to the used book store. I used to get many books at the used book store.
DRM prohibits this with eBooks. Which wouldn't be too bad - if eBooks with DRM were priced correctly (like $1) instead of at hardcover prices.