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PS - Sony's reader supports publishers' DRM-content rights [1] just as well as Kindle, apart from the parts that can't be technically enforced by the lack of al
by andreyf 17y ago
PS - Sony's reader supports publishers' DRM-content rights [1] just as well as Kindle, apart from the parts that can't be technically enforced by the lack of always-tethered-ness.
The rule in the e-readers market is clear: do anything it takes to get content for your device.
1. Yes, they are rights protected by copyright law.
- billswift 17y agoNo they are NOT rights. They are monopoly privileges granted by the gov't.