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The Japanese have an ebook reader you can download and buy "magazines" for. These magazines appear to be copy proof as far as I have been able to tell with the ebook reader actually deactivating a computer's print screen function. I downloaded the reader and purchased a few issues of the e-magazine titled "Katana" which is publishing the newer episodes of the New Lone Wolf and Cub series by Kazuo Koike. I wanted to post a couple of the images from one of the stories along with a link to the magazine web-site on the Dark horse forum but was unable to copy any images.<BR> <BR>
> Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2010 13:45:42 -0400<BR>> From: Tone@cranksgiving.net<BR>> To: groop@groo.com<BR>> Subject: Re: [Groop] Fw: OT - Harvey Awards night<BR>> <BR>> Larry,<BR>> <BR>> I am not arguing your point or Sergio’s. I totally agree with you both. I<BR>> realize I can be verbose in my messages (to put it lightly), so I do not<BR>> post often, but if you read my entire e-mail you would see I was placing<BR>> the digital copy side of the argument as if it existed in a protected<BR>> format. I actually explained an ideal digital anti-piracy format would be<BR>> where someone subscribes as a user to a server full of copyrighted<BR>> material. A user could purchase the rights to experience the content, but<BR>> would never download it. Instead they would stream it while experiencing<BR>> it. The hardware involved would have measures in place to ensure more<BR>> strict protection of the content from being freely copied and<BR>> distributed.<BR> </body>
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