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Originally Posted by plib
I agree, it probably doesn't matter to them now in the sense that it drives their purchases, but it will if the day comes that they can't read their books because of it. Or the day that they realize they're locked into one store. Then the lid will come off.
It matters to them, a lot more than it does to the techie 1% - they just don't realize it yet.
It also matters to the publishers, because they've locked the majority of the market into a retailer they're afraid is going to eat them for lunch. But I don't have a lot of sympathy for them. They've made their bed, now they can lie in it.
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I can see it mattering if people with Kindles want to get the new nook with the light.