The industry debate over whether or not to remove DRM from ebooks has moved from philosophical and strategic differences of opinion to a potential contract (and territorial) dispute that threatens to strand some authors in the middle. On opposing sides are Little Brown UK--a substantial sci-fi and fantasy publisher through…
Little Brown UK At Odds with Authors Over Tor's DRM-Free eBooks
by Michael Cader on August 15, 2012 in eNews, International News, territorial rights
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