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MobileRead DRM poll: Many savvy e-bookers are bypassing ‘protection’ hassles despite DMCA law 
TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home | by Chris Meadows | Sun, Nov 9
TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home is the #4 Blogger for Digital Rights Management
For those who know how to get around it, DRM is no longer anything more than a speedbump. And the know-how can be found in just a few minutes of Googling. There is hardly even any risk to those who do it—nobody is going to know that you cracked the copy protection on your e-books in the privacy of yo...
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| 7 | Techdirt |
| 8 | DRM |
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| 10 | Techcrunch |
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| 12 | tipsdr.com |
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