I disagree. Regional licensing issue, DRM, and formatting won't kill eBooks. Bytes is bytes, right? People will continue reading electronic books, they just w

I disagree. Regional licensing issue, DRM, and formatting won't kill eBooks. Bytes is bytes, right? People will continue reading electronic books, they just won't be reading an "eBook" file that a publisher sold, but one that an individual scanned and released, or one that was once a publisher's eBook but is now an eBook converted to a format that's more usable and without restrictions - or any ties to the original publisher.