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Back to the subject,
I would never buy a Kindle, and I don't believe in renting books. I do believe in libraries.
Publishers and booksellers don't need any more of our rights to obtain information through their further distortion of copyright laws.
Most people are information-poor, partly from being actually poor, and poor Americans are numerous and hard-working enough to get a better deal than Big Brother Whispernet.
American publishers and sellers shouldn't be singled out on this. Sony and Waterstones (Britain) have some kind of DRM exclusivity going around the PRS-505.
I'm not sure why Sony witholds their readers from Europe for a year after selling them in the US, but there are so many other devices, and ways of dealing with epub that it doesn't bother me.
Richard
Last edited by rireed3; 07-28-2009 at 07:27 AM.
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