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Please don't misunderstand me. This should not be brought up to point an accusing finger at Amazon; they've said they were wrong to handle it the way they did, all right. It should be brought up to drive home the problem of being dependent on DRM and an internet connection to be able to use the stuff you bought. Now we cannot only use Amazon, but Google too (and Wal-Mart, with regard to DRM-ed music).
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