Amazon to let you lend books you buy, but only once, & for 14 days. Would sound silly with real books. So why do ebooks get a pass?

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23 Oct 2010

Amazon to let you lend books you buy, but only once, & for 14 days. Would sound silly with real books. So why do ebooks get a pass? Oct 23, 2010 9 :07 via Twitter


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