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Old 08-05-2010, 03:49 AM   #67
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Originally Posted by delphidb96 View Post
I think the only thing I have against 'checking out' ebooks is that ebooks tend to be cheaper than hard cover books so there is that incentive to just *buy* the ebook and put a bit more money into the authors' pockets. Silly me, I should have pointed out that I am a publisher and want to see my authors make money.

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Actually, there are now a lot of eBooks that are more expensive then the paper edition. And if not more expensive, very much close to the paper price. A $7.99 eBook is more expensive then a $7.99 paperback as I can get a discount on the paperback, but chances are no discount on the eBook.
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