Thread: Amazon Kindle might be the worst thing that could happen to e-books?
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Old 11-19-2007, 02:30 PM   #2
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when someone buys a "real" book, only the holder of the book can use it anyway.

DRM with books is a little more understandable to me. For one, they have a more reluctant industry that they must passify, and for another books are typically only read once. With music, you hear a song for free on the radio, yet still pay for it later because you want to listen to it again.

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