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Kindle Store should provide DRMless PDF and ePUB as options—and a Bezos statement might offer hope 
TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home | by Joe Wikert | Thu, Dec 11
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“The Kindle is DRM agnostic.”
Keep in mind that he’s CEO of Amazon, and that the company that has built a pretty solid DRM fortress around the Kindle—at least for Kindle content you buy from Amazon.
Tightly wrapped in DRM
Why not DRMless PDF and ePub options?
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