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Something New for Kindle Purchases: The Amazon Kindle Gift Card! 
indieKindle | by Steve(noreply@blogger.com) | Thu, Jan 29
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The newly introduced Kindle Gift Card addresses a pet peeve of Kindle 1.0 owners and their friends and loved ones, which is that -- unlike everything else on the virtual shelves of the Amazon store -- there has been no smooth and easy way to make gifts of Kindle content.
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