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AntiDRM Book: The Pig and the Box V2
Posted on January 28, 2009 in DRM, IP by Brian RoweComments Off

My favorite AntiDRM books for children (and possibly only AntiDRM book for children) has just been re-released, I have even read it to Gwen, in a new version:

pig-and-a-box-v21


The new version has only minor changes including a new cover and is designed to make the book a little more mass consumable. For example, “He nearly peed his pants” becomes “He nearly danced like an orang-utan”.  All new words have been 6-year-old approved as being stupidly funny. ( I hope I still have a copy for the original version on my last laptop.  If i do I will post a link to it)

The Pig and the Box is available at 1889 Books, in DRM-free PDF format.  (Note the work is under a CC-BY-SA License which means if fans translate or digitize them they can share them)

Physical copies are avalible at Amazon or Powell’s I am ordering a few for the upcoming Seattle FTC hearing on DRM. The first person to ask me for a copy at the Seattle event can have one for free.

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