Title: No Thanks
Product review: Books are one of the few remaining media that haven't been abused by their publishing industry to prevent traditional use. I like being able to read a book and sell it, donate it, lend it to a friend, or give it to a friend. Why on earth would I want to have my book essentially crippled by keeping it in a single gadget that I own. Why would I would I want to give Amazon to decide at some future point to take my book away from me? Why would I want to bother to make back up copies that will only work on the particular Kindle that I own at the time? Can't move them to a new Kindle if, god forbid, it breaks or you want to upgrade.No, we don't need DRM on literature, thanks very much. I'm not buying or drinking the Kool Aid.This is a win-win for publishers and Amazon and a big LOSE for consumers and readers.
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