They have that right, but that doesn&#x27;t mean it isn&#x27;t lame.  It goes against an open internet.  I&#x27;m happy to pay for stuff I like on line, but found it supremely annoying that I couldn&#x27;t get US shows or movies when I lived in Italy, even with a US credit card and billing address.  I ended up signing up for a proxy thing, so on top of paying for content, I had to pay extra just to access it!<p>Realistically, not everyone is going to make that choice.<p>Mostly, Amazon seems to have gotten things right with the Kindle: content is mostly accessible anywhere, and it&#x27;s <i>very</i> easy to buy, making that the path of least resistance.