Kindle content removal

Kindle content removal
See also: Criticism of Amazon Kindle remote content removal

In July 2009, The New York Times reported that amazon.com deleted all customer copies of certain books published by MobileReference,[103] including the books 1984 and Animal Farm from users' Kindles. This action was taken with neither prior notification nor specific permission of individual users. Customers did receive a refund of the purchase price and, later, an offer of an Amazon gift certificate or a check for $30. The ebooks were initially published by MobileReference on Mobipocket for sale in Australia only—due to those works having fallen into public domain in Australia—however, when the ebooks were automatically uploaded to Amazon by MobiPocket, the territory restriction was not honored, and the book was allowed to be sold in territories such as the United States where the copyright term had not expired.





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