But remember: Just about every media company right now is in survival mode, so every time we make a choice to, say, read a magazine via an iTunes app rather than purchasing it at the newsstand, we're forcing a publisher to play by Apple's arbitrary and secretive rules.
"And central to that is the choice not to read".
Academy-sceptics have no choice but to read it and to answer his arguments.
I know this because, absent the footage, I had no choice but to read about it.
She added that magazines on display at newsagencies often contained material some would find offensive, but that those people had a choice whether to read it or not.
My choice was to read the fine print yet again or to take the lazy way out and vow to earn a mere 175 more miles to qualify for an airline ticket worth, say, $534.50 (the amount American Airlines wants to charge me to fly round-trip to Lexington, Ky., next month).
His instruction produced one of the most emotion-charged images in movie history: as the camera moves in and holds on a long close-up, the spectator has no choice but to read mounting despair on that incomparably beautiful, dry-eyed, vacant face.
White, who was afraid of flying, was taking a train to New York so Marty hurried to Union Station thinking if he could get his pitch book into White's hands, he'd have no choice but to read it on the three-day journey.
