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Opinion: Amazon’s DMCA takedown of KindleID script hints at dark future for Mobipocket format 
TeleRead | by Chris Meadows | Sat, Mar 14
Amazon owns both its Kindle-DRM, and (through its subsidiary) everybody else’s Mobi-DRM. Amazon has already shown it does not want Mobi-DRM being read on its Kindle hardwae platform. It has begun to expand beyond that hardware platform into other hardware platforms (the iPhone is only t...
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