Title: Your Books Aren't Your Own
Product review: This review is for the reprehensible action of Amazon removing from users' Kindles copies of the book 1984 by George Orwell after they had paid for the item. The reason? The publisher changed its mind about offering an electronic version. Does the doctrine of first sale apply here? Apparently not, according to Amazon. It seems that rather than buying a copy of the book, this megacorp interprets the sale as one of license, which they can remove at any time, willy-nilly.
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