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Old 08-19-2007, 05:54 AM   #32
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Originally Posted by rlauzon View Post
What companies are those?
Let's see: MobiPocket, Fictionwise spring immediately to mind. I'm sure I could come up with a few more.

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Because we can get the content from other sources.
Hang on. You said that it was a "Fact" that all major DRM had been broken. MobiPocket is without question a "major DRM". It has not been broken, therefore your statement is incorrect. Don't try to wriggle out of it by making excuses!

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It's not closed, since I can rip a CD to my hard drive. It's not proprietary because just about anyone can create software that can read a CD.
Please go and look up the word "proprietary" in a dictionary. It means that the format is owned and controlled by someone - in the case of CDs, that someone is Philips. Being proprietary has nothing to do with the ease or otherwise of creating that format.

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You are confusing the format with the legal process to make a company that creates CDs.
No, I'm not. It is you who are confused about the meaning of the word "proprietary" .
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