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Harry I have to disagree. The publisher wouldn't need audio rights to allow text to speech software any more than they'd need it to allow someoen to read aloud from a book. They're in no way distributing an audiobook.
If you let the kindle read to you you might not buy the audiobook therefore to protect the audobook industry you must take away people's rights to use their hardware any way they want to.
Well unless you honestly believe there's goign to be a significant number of people sitting with an old cassette recorder taping the kindle tell a story. That would be taking piracy paranoia just a tad far yes?
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