Thread: DRM-protected e-books: Which format is right?
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Old 09-23-2004, 05:35 AM   #17
Colin Dunstan
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I just posted the news that Sony is going to support MP3 for the first time! Sony, perhaps the strongest DRM-supporter, has given up on its proprietary Atrac format. Isn't that best proof that DRM doesn't work in the long run?

I must agree that when I buy my e-books, I'd like to have the freedom to choose which e-book reader I am going to use on whatever platform.
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