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Old 01-05-2007, 05:55 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Moonraker
Publishers, please embrace this new technology. Give us digital books, newspapers, magazines and comics. Release your copyrighted out-of-print back catalogues. We don't expect to get them for free but we expect sensible prices and fair use.
Today publishers have value in that they created the infrastructure that allows pBooks to be sold cheaply to the masses.

That infrastructure is not needed in the eBook world.

Publishers bring no value to the eBook market. A booming eBook market will mean that most publishers will die, so the last thing they want is to make eBooks popular.
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