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Good news for e-books (linkage)
Tor and its associated imprints to go DRM-free. For non-US readers, comment #30 is of interest.
On that topic (or, why is this relevant): Charles Stross talks about e-books, DRM and things, in terms that published executives would understand, and before on Why DRM on e-books benefits mostly amazon.
On that topic (or, why is this relevant): Charles Stross talks about e-books, DRM and things, in terms that published executives would understand, and before on Why DRM on e-books benefits mostly amazon.
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So did I, but LJ was uncooperative *G*
I'm still not interested in reading my books on some expensive electronic device, but that might change. While, "my bookses! mine! my preciousssss!" won't.
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