Thread: Stephen Covey ditches Simon & Schuster, gives exclusive rights to Amazon
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Old 12-16-2009, 04:46 PM   #71
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Kindle owners all sound the same to me, they are pro-monopoly
No, they are like any other human being. They are pro what works for them. The Kindle provides an acceptable platform for ebook reading, and Amazon carries everything they want to read, at a price they find reasonable. They'll accept vendor lock-in in exchange for convenience. I wouldn't, but I understand why someone else might.
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