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Old 01-18-2011, 11:54 AM   #50
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How does this differ from the Kindle app?
The app is free, and there are some free books on Amazon that you can read, but the real usefulness of the app is to give you access to books you have already purchased from Amazon.
Where does the logic applied to publishers break down when applied to Amazon?
Fundamentally it doesn't, that's why I refereed it as a slippery slope in my first post on the thread, though I did not immediately think of the Kindle app as an example.

In the Kindle case there is even more of an incentive as Apple has their own iBooks store, and there is the pesky term in their Developer agreement that apps cannot replicate core functionality.
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