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Originally Posted by lkmiller
Back before streaming and pretty much everything being available on demand. I still can record it, but why bother. Don't understand the correlation you're trying to draw there.
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Amazon controlling how you get ebooks and long you can keep them reminded me of back in the day when we recorded things on TV and could lend them to a friend. It would be similar to inviting friends over to watch the movie. Maybe that's considered bad now? How about lending books? Playing music for your friends instead of asking them to buy it for themselves? It's getting confusing.
I was referring to the increase in control over product life and usage. I liked lending stuff out to friends. That's why I bother. What are you recording shows on? Can you lend them to people? How?