Thread: Has the internet leads to natural monopolies and will it be different for ebooks?
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Old 06-26-2012, 12:45 PM   #8
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I use it in exactly this way. If my boys (6 and 4) ask for a song that I don't have on my iPod (which happens frequently), I find it on YouTube, plug my iPhone into the car stereo, and everyone is happy.

Well, everyone except for me, because now I'm listening to Lady Gaga or something similar.
My condolences. It's all part of being a parent; and cheaper too.
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