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They don't always have that choice, or awareness of the consumer-side problems of DRM-protected content.
by Llamamoe 3y ago
They don't always have that choice, or awareness of the consumer-side problems of DRM-protected content.
- hilbert42 3y agoExactly.
- redeeman 3y agoI can see how they may not have awareness, but in what way do they not have the choice?
- Llamamoe 3y agoWhat publisher you pick has implications for marketing, the share you receive, you're also not guaranteed to be accepted by your first choice.
- rchaud 3y agoThat seems like a pretty mild trade-off. They're hardly going to be at the mercy of pirates on the basis of which publisher they pick. Most authors want to write and be recognized, so they get picked up for more writing contracts. Piracy is really the publisher's problem.