Response to Amazon removing books from users’ Kindles

Jul 28, 2009 By Ricky in Books, General, Technology 1 Comment Tags: Amazon, Kindle, Los Angeles Times

David Ulin writes in the LA Times about Amazon’s latest: “The issue, in other words, isn’t that Amazon has erased material from people’s Kindles, or de-ranked gay and lesbian writers, but that it can. This is the problem with the digitized canon and the electronic frontier: It’s mutable to the point of being vulnerable.”

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