Thread: Is Adobe DRM epub endangered?
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Old 06-24-2010, 07:32 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by simplyparticular View Post
Frankly, I hope B&N's version of ePub DRM wins over ADEPT. ADEPT requires Adobe to maintain their servers. B&N's only requires that the buyer keep track of the credit card used.

Luckily, both are easily stripped, but I got (briefly) caught flat-footed by the Fictionwise/eReader/Agency mess hijackng my cloud bookshelves, so I'm a bit more circumspect now.
B&N's DRM cannot take over unless all the readers use it and they don't.
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