Why Richard Nash Won’t Put DRM on Review Copies
Richard Nash‘s Red Lemonade imprint will release its first titles in May, and the publisher (pictured, via) has taken the unusual step of offering his digital review copies without any digital rights management (DRM) restrictions.
In an email interview, he explained why: “Eventually it will be common practice because the last folks to not notice the horse had bolted the stable long ago will have turned the lights off in their offices. Money will only be changing hands for digital files as a convenience charge.”
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