Title: For Europeans a Kindle is a waste of money
Product review: I just read in the New York Times Book Review about a spy thriller The Tourist by Olen Steinhauer. When I looked it up on the Amazon web pages, I found that there is Kindle edition. I also found a notice that the book is not available for any European customers "for copyright reasons". This is the fourth book that I would had liked to buy in the Kindle edition, and cannot, for the above reason. Before The Tourist it was War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning by Chris Hedges, Empire of Illusion, also by Chris Hedges, and A Dead Hand by Paul Theroux. "You can read the book you want in 60 seconds" - are you kidding me? I suggest that Amazon puts its act together and resolves this not-available-for copyright-reasons-to Europeans mess without delay if it wants to stand up to the challenge of the coming e-book store of Apple's iPad.
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