Outstanding paper on the impact of ebook DRM on readers, writers, publishers anddistributors

In last summer's Unlocking the Gates of Alexandria: DRM, Competition and Access to E-Books, Ana Carolina Bittar of the Fundao Getulio Vargas Law School at So Paulo does an outstanding, thorough, and easily understandable job in explaining the ways in which ebook DRM ends up hurting writers, readers and publishers by shifting market power to the ebook vendors like Amazon, Google Play, Apple and B&N. Read the rest