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Read 2600, the Hacker Quarterly, on Your Kindle

By Kyle VanHemert Published November 1, 2010, 10:10 am ET

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2600, the Hacker Quarterly, is now available on the Kindle for $3.95, a bit cheaper than you’ll find it on newsstands. Editor Emmanuel Goldstein says other platforms are being explored, too. [Amazon]

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