When you buy a paperback book, it's yours to read anywhere. Kat Orphanides reveals how to get this kind of freedom with heavily restricted ebooks
If you’ve read the news lately, you’d be forgiven for wondering what rights -if any - you have over the digital media you buy.
In October 2014, UK citizens were finally allowed to copy their MP3s, CDs, DVDs and ebooks - but just eight months later in June 2015, the law was rolled back. Now we’re not even sure if we can rip a CD for iTunes.
Amazon may seem restrictive with its proprietary formats, but its range of apps makes it easy to read ebooks legally on almost any tablet, phone or PC.
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