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Amazon claims it will only delete Kindle books when forced 
Electronista | Thu, Oct 1
After its recent e-book deletion fiasco and subsequent apology, Amazon has revised its rules regarding remotely deleting e-book content on a user's Kindle reader. The new legal rules give Amazon four reasons that would validate and justify its removal of content. They include a user's c...
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