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Old 09-30-2009, 01:54 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by braver View Post
I believe that as owners of paper books, we have every right to get the Kindle versions for free or only a nominal fee.
I'm not seeing the logic of this argument.

I have mass-market books I've bought; that doesn't entitle me to hardback versions or large print editions of the same books.

I have CDs I've purchased; that doesn't entitle me to free or low cost MP3s of the same songs.
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