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Old 03-19-2009, 12:54 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by NormHart View Post
If I am correctly reading Ms. Walshe's comments her article is more about the control of books and the implications of DMR and proprietary access. It singles out Kindle due to it's recent high visibility but applies to any ereader that has proprietary access and DMR content IMO.
I didn't read the article. I was responding to the following sentence in the original post.

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Walshe warns that the restrictions Amazon places on use of the Kindle and Kindle purchases mean you are not really buying “a book” when you buy a Kindle e-book; you are buying access to a book.
I should have added the quote to my post. Sorry for the confusion.
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