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By Editor posted at 7:09 pm on June 28, 2009 0

History’s 10 best prison breaks.
A Paid Content column argues that the true genius of the Kindle is that it breaks the trend toward multi-tasking…
…But there is still a huge amount of confusion surrounding the Kindle’s DRM policies.
AbeBooks aggregates some summer reading lists.
VQR compiles a brief reading list for those following the post-election protests in Iran.
Bay Area readers: Conversational Reading is taking a page from The Millions playbook and hosting a San Francisco indie bookstore walking tour. Sounds fun!

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