Thread: HarperCollins -- or my adventures in the new agency model
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Old 04-07-2010, 06:53 PM   #5
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honestly I think the market will sort the pricing issues. Basically if the publishers have ANY brains at all they will be market testing prices and also talking to consumers about their buying preferences.

They will soon realize that people think $15 is excessive for e-books and will adjust their prices. Hopefully. If not, there is always darknet.
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