#6 Bokodaso

couldn't agree more.

postings like this are just blog-filler crap.

Looks a whole lot better than a Kindle!

#8, #9, #11,

Spend the 50 cents on a mylar dj cover and enjoy w/o worry.

Is this even real?

There is no mention of the article at the Science and Technology Law Review website linked from Gizmodo - not in current issue, not in archive.

Also, there's a strange mention here:
http://techfeeds.info/2008/03/21/amazon-kindle-and-sony-reader-locked-up-why-your-books-are-no-longer-yours-legalese/

that includes this very strange (supposed)excerpt

"The (Potential) Legal Validity of E-book Reader Restrictions By Rajiv Batra, Evangelist Padro, Seung-Ju Paik and wife Calvert

Many users are sorry that e-book readers, much as the Sony Reader and the Amazon Kindle, bounds the sharing, adoption and transferring of e-books. While whatever debate that the “first..."

One day old and already in Wikipedia. Who in their right mind would want that for their kid or them self. Can only hope you're joking about the names.

Anyone know for sure that Amazon mp3s aren't watermarked with embedded purchaser info like iTunes DRM-free mp3s?

Don't like the idea of my ID embedded in my mp3s.

Biggest surprise is how boring it is.

Read XOPL's post above, read it again, and again until you've done something about it.

If you're Canadian, Google "Michael Geist" AND "What you can do" and then do something.

It's not easy, but it's not that hard either.

Having spent many years chopping onions for a living (never did make chef)I found that the biggest reason for tears is a dull knife.

Plot summaries and writing credits for Mindweb episodes can be found here

http://www.otrplotspot.com/Mind%20Webs.htm