Add link to digi.

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@@ -7,10 +7,13 @@ Date: 2012-10-22 20:00
 Amazon erased the books from a customer's kindle, locked the account
 and refuse to tell the customer why</a>.  If a real book store did
 this to a customer, it would be called breaking into private property
-and theft.  The story has spread around the net today.  This is no
-surprise that digital restriction mechanisms (DRM) are used this way,
-as it has been warned about such abuse since DRM was introduced many
-years back.  And Amazon have proved in 2009 that it was willing to
+and theft.  The story has spread around the net today.  A bit more
+background information is available in Norwegian from
+<Ahref="http://www.digi.no/904658/hun-ble-kastet-ut-av-amazon">digi.no</a>.
+This story is no surprise that digital restriction mechanisms (DRM)
+are used this way, as it has been warned about such abuse since DRM
+was introduced many years back.  And Amazon have proved in 2009 that
+it was willing to
 <a href="http://boingboing.net/2009/07/20/amazons-orwellian-de.html">
 break into customers equipment and remove the books</a> people had
 bought, when it removed the book 1984 from all customers who had