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Four Shades of Gray:
The Amazon Kindle Platform

By Simon Peter Rowberry

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160 pages

A history of the first successful ebook reader and its ecosystem.

Published in 2022 by MIT, Cambridge, MA.

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    publisher={MIT},
    address={Cambridge, MA},
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