Thread: How Mobipocket DRM can drive away customers
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Old 09-13-2007, 07:09 PM   #27
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igorsk,

Exactly. Because if it weren't vendor lock-in, then any ebook I legally purchased would be readable across all platforms, no matter which vendor got my money.

Derek

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Originally Posted by igorsk View Post
The main point of DRM is not stopping piracy (that's impossible) but the vendor lock-in.
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