DRM-Free e-Books Are Now Available. Here's Why That's a Big Deal
Since e-books first emerged as a way for readers to consume content digitally, publishers and authors have required content aggregators to apply Digital Rights Management (DRM) technology to the e-books they sell to libraries to prevent the unauthorized use, copying, and redistribution of these materials. While this practice has given publishers and authors peace of mind that sales wonโt be lost to piracy or other unauthorized sharing, it has placed undue restrictions on readers who rely on in...
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