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Old 05-14-2009, 10:26 PM   #2022
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Hi, everyone, Robert B is back from the IDPF show in New York.

(snip) the DRM wall is cracking and may come tumbling down.
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HiWomen now buy 50% of all eBooks and eBook Readers... yet several women-representing publishers spoke out on how they have tried for three years to get Amazon and Sony to pay attention to "what women want" and it has fallen on deaf ears.
? I don't know what I might want that would be different from what a man would want in an e-book reader...

Aside from the fact that I need the buttons to be easy to push, but all the readers I've tried so far have been fine regarding that. And I don't much care for military books, but I haven't noticed any shortage of good e-books out there :-)
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