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NEWS: Student sues Amazon over Kindle deletion 
lint.com | by Amy-Mae Elliott | Fri, Jul 31
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Amazon sold consumers the books - 1984 and Animal Farm - but later pulled them when it realised there were copyright issues with those particular versions. The move caused an outcry in the US, and led to a public apology from Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, who described the hasty move as "stupid".
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