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Old 07-30-2010, 02:26 PM   #11
Alisa
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I don't know what Overdirve charges but wouldn't they also have to pay Adobe to license their DRM?

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Originally Posted by whitearrow View Post
Amazon has no business interest in 1) complicating the Kindle and having to provide support for it and 2) paying money to license Overdrive operability so that people can borrow books instead of buying them.

And since it hasn't hurt Amazon's competitiveness at all, it's hard to argue they've made the wrong decision.
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