New York - Publisher Random
House, a unit of Germany's
Bertelsmann, has decided to forego digital rights management on its audiobooks
and will begin selling them in the unprotected MP3 format, The Wall Street
Journal reported. Authors who do not wish to participate may still have their
audiobooks sold wrapped in DRM. Random House recently partnered with digital
music store eMusic to test sales of DRM-free audiobooks, and found that none of
its titles were pirated on file-sharing networks.
Related Links:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120390234570489563.html
http://www.randomhouse.com
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