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Originally Posted by Andrew H.
Television has changed a lot since the free days, and the quality is definitely better - but it also costs $50-$100/month to have access to some of the high quality programming. That's really the opposite of what's going on with e-books.
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It'd be a stretch to call today's programming as "high quality".
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Originally Posted by Andrew H.
This cuts both ways: there is an advantage to getting a book that a publisher has deemed worth the investment in paying up front for an advance, editing, etc.
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The same editors edited the paperback I bought for $3.99. I should be able to get an ebook for
at least the same price!