DRM: Read Free or Die!
The debate over digital rights management and ebooks is reaching fever pitch.
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"The fundamental belief at O'Reilly is that we want to trust our customers," he says. "There is no level of DRM that implies customer trust."
Why does he take the time and effort to be so publicly outspoken? Wikert says publishers, especially the biggest players in the U.S. market—Hachette, HarperCollins, Macmillan, Penguin, Random House and Simon & Schuster—are moving at a "snail's pace" when it comes to abolishing most forms of DRM from their titles.
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