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TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home | by Chris Meadows | Sat, Dec 6
TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home is the #4 Blogger for Digital Rights Management
What is DRM?
Why DRM?
The DMCA and You
To be fair, none of the current major e-book DRM scheme backers (Microsoft, Adobe, Amazon/Mobipocket, and Fictionwise/eReader) seems likely to go out of business right away—but then again, neither did Bear Stearns until it happened.
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