Beyond Piracy
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But, aside from rights, there are many things a consumer just can't do easily with a print book: For example, [he] can't change the content of the book without detection, [he] can't change a sad ending to a happy ending.
But in the digital world, all bets are off. So, publishers began to use DRM technology to mimic the set of rights that exist in the print world … as a way to take a digital file and get it to act like a physical book—make it hard to copy, hard to change.
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- People:
- Bill Rosenblatt
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- STM
- United States
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