Slightly off topic - Ebooks

[Edward Ned Harvey]

> Counterexample: Baen releases its books in a variety of formats,
> including zip'ed HTML, but with no DRM of any kind.  And that includes
> a lot of back catalog, not just new releases.  Try
> http://www.webscriptions.com.

Don't care about one counterexample.  It's barely significant, that is, if
the material is even copyrighted.  Show me Harry Potter, or Twilight, or
O'Reilly's IPv6 available publicly for free.  You can't because they won't
do it.  They would never allow that to happen because their livelihood
depends on the revenue.