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This is just boilerplate. Boilerplate contracts get written to make doing deals easier. It is more accurate that "Amazon defaults to" rather than "Amazon Insi
by jcampbell1 13y ago
This is just boilerplate. Boilerplate contracts get written to make doing deals easier. It is more accurate that "Amazon defaults to" rather than "Amazon Insists On".
I don't think there is a conspiracy here.
- jfoster 13y agoI agree. Although I'd like to point out that it may not make sense from Amazon's perspective for them to be DRM-agnostic. It would completely suit their business interests for Kindle media to be a locked ecosystem. If Amazon just sells ebooks that work with any device, their business is less defensible.