Hi,
The universities could, quite legitimately, claim thats, as the project
was just a pilot, the results would just be a 'proof of concept', not
necessarily appplying to the Kindle alone whether accessible or not; to
test whether such small devices would work instead of the mass of paper
for delivery of texts and related materials; and that henceforth such
devices rendered accessible could and would be used when appropriate.
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From: "Ana Garza" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2010 6:17 PM
Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] Why Did Feds Claim Kindle Violated Civil Rights?
> Hmm, I guess the writer thinks the market is the only meaningful force
> in the U.S. civil rights for their own sake aren't important, and
> neither is equal opportunity or my right to access whatever I want as
> a tax paying citizen.
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