Title: DMR Abuse - 'nuff said
Product review: Silly silly Amazon. Recent abuse of indefensible DRM could only ever result in the backlash Amazon are currently experiencing.Semantic arguments about the legal entitlement of purchasers pale into insignificance in the face of such a key issue - the arbritary capability of this global company to delete purchased content from within peoples homes....and to consider such action reasonable. It's morally indefensible unless Amazon's capability and general intent to do so on near-whimsical grounds was painted in glowing neon letters on page 1 of any purchaser agreement.When you sell something Amazon...SELL IT. Or refer to it honestly as, say, an extended rental.It's this Orwellian capability, (an irony no one has overlooked), open to MANY forms of abuse, which is a primary cause for concern. Color me ashamed of Amazon -my selection of e-book reader will not shackled by such biased DRM. My transactions go elsewhere in future.
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