Thread: Simon & Schuster is delaying ebooks by four months
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Old 12-10-2009, 07:29 AM   #75
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Publishers need to realise that e-books are the future and that I'm not going to pay the same for one as a paperback or hardback. I'm not using a tree. This decision angers me and it will not force me to buy the hardback, it's just ridiculous. I also don't see why I should pity the publishers and booksellers, as Buddhism says, everything is transient, you must accept change.
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