Amazon nearly lost the whole enchilada, though, when they deleted a book from their customers' Kindles without asking. It was apparently a legitimate rights issue, but they handled it like ham-handed amateurs. It was, ironically, Orwell's 1984. They've sworn it will never happen again, but it serves to remind us that it isn't a good idea to place your entire library in the hands of people who can delete it, or be forced to delete it, at the touch of a key.
This is scary. Print no more books, then electronically zap the ones people downloaded. Instant Dark Ages.
I collect old school books....algebra, English, etc...and other “important” books....some day, when the EMP hits...I’ll be the RICHEST person in the world. /s Sorta