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Old 10-16-2010, 12:31 PM   #10
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It is good to hear that some people have seen books become eBooks after they have clicked the Amazon link requesting it. I haven't yet seen any of my requests granted, but in hopes that it makes a difference - eventually - I will continue to use the link.

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I have to agree with malliemcg. I'd prefer a "I demand this ebook available in Europe" in Kindle Store.
Georestriction is utterly stupid!
I am in the US so haven't noticed the geographical restrictions that have been placed on some (many?) eBooks - I am sure there are some that aren't available in the US, though - but agree with the non-US folks here that it makes very little sense. Is the restriction placed on them by the publishers due to some obscure international law? I can't imagine the authors have anything to do with it - certainly they would want their creations available to the widest possible audience. On the other hand, wouldn't the publishers also want to sell to the widest possible audience??

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