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Originally Posted by spindlegirl
With paper books, if the cost of paper books was only 10% more to "produce" then why do so many people have a hard time convincing publishers of out of print books to put them into print cycles again?
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Why is it that lots of best-selling prize winning novels (
example) are still not available as eBooks?
I think the answer is that the cost of digitizing and proof-reading is high, just as the cost of setting up a modern print run is high. But once you have have done it, the marginal cost (adding servers or printing more) is low.