Bookninja and others note that Amazon's policy on digital rights management as it relates to the Kindle is such that "remember, kids, at the flip of a switch you could no longer “own” any of your files from Amazon or iTunes. All it takes is legal loophole, a desire for more money, or a bankruptcy and you’re left with an expensive paperweight. And we all know those things never happen."
Conversely, a copy of something both timely and timeless will be yours forever if you wish.
David
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