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I really love books and read about three a month. The last ones - Harry Truman biography from David McCulluogh (almost 1000 pages), Bob Noyce - the Man behind the microchip, Where Wizards stay up late (history of Internet), Paypal Wars and currently I am reading the story about Amazon.com, which is really interesting in the sense that it was Amazon which so revolutionized the book industry. What I like about Amazon is how helpful it is for publishers which only have a few titles. Best regards, Traduzioni

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