Thread: Many indie coffee cafes now restrict, or ban outright, the use of e-reading devices
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Old 02-17-2011, 04:27 AM   #222
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... And I've done a quick survey, too.
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... in a developing country a basic McDonald's coffee may help a teenager experience "being modern" -- whatever that means -- because that what they see in American movies and TV commercials ...
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Wow, if coffee shops would have had an issue with people reading/writing in their space in 1994, Harry Potter would never have come into existence...
She would have been sensible, and moved on to a tea shop.
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