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Joe Wikert's Kindleville | by Joe Wikert(noreply@blogger.com) | Wed, Jul 2
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Btw, this was yet another example of the awareness problem Amazon faces with the Kindle. He too is a regular Amazon customer but has never noticed any of the Kindle ads on Amazon's home page. Never. Ever. He had no idea what the name Kindle referred to; a "Kindle" could be a new type of chair for all...
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