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Arizona State Sued Over Kindle E-Textbook Usage - Library Journal

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Arizona State Sued Over Kindle E-Textbook Usage Library Journal The menu limitation, however, makes it impossible for a blind user to purchase books from Amazon’s Kindle store, select a book to read, activate the … and more »

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