Thread: CNN: Why can't you 'give' an e-book?
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Old 07-27-2010, 12:04 PM   #24
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Seems to me that since we're dealing with non-physical media anyway, that it would work better just to get them a gift card. I may have 20 books on my wish list, but I may want book 1 a lot more than I want book 2. If someone buys book 2 for me, all I can say is "its the thought that counts". If they give me a gift card, I can buy the book I want. Seem to be a better system anyway...
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