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Lots of outrage but the important thing here is they'll still be available from other retailers. They're not forcing you to buy a subscription to get the books.
by dawnerd 9y ago
Lots of outrage but the important thing here is they'll still be available from other retailers. They're not forcing you to buy a subscription to get the books.
- ocdtrekkie 9y agoThe problem is other retailers don't offer the DRM-free ebooks that O'Reilly was. Amazon, Google, Microsoft, etc. all DRM them to heck. Going forward, the only time I'm gonna be buying O'Reilly ebooks is when they're on Humble Bundle.
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- Oletros 9y ago1. Books were DRM free and in various formats. I could use the PDF in my computer and the epub in my ebook reader or tablet. 2. There were discounts when registering the purchased printed book 3. There were discounts for newer editions of a book