A petition calling on Amazon to remove all DRM from the Kindle has swiftly obtained over a thousand signatures.
Petition Amazon Kindle DRM Launches
August 5, 2009
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A petition against Amazon’s Kindle Swindle! Where’s the link?
This blog post mentions a petition against Amazon’s Kindle DRM but doesn’t say how to access it. Link please. Link?