Thread: Interesting article in UK Guardian about International Kindle
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Old 12-04-2009, 03:19 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by rcuadro View Post
I think that the article is geared towards our brothers on the other side of the pond since all the books the author talks about, Dan Brown, Stephen King, Sarah Palin, are available on the Kindle here in the US.
It certainly is aimed at the UK - it is published in the UK Guardian newspaper. Irony is Dan Brown is available in ePub on the UK Waterstones site, although I can't find any Stephen King.
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