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Old 08-30-2010, 04:35 PM   #36
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Originally Posted by mr ploppy View Post
Most towns have printers who will print and bind a book for you. I would say the main contribution of a publisher is in chasing up legal permissions (eg for using brand names or song lyrics). but still not something you can't do yourself, and certainly not worth giving away 90%+ of your income.
Actually, I meant all the stuff around printing and distributing the paper books and getting them space in stores and so on. None of which is a concern with ebooks. Some of that is, I guess, marketing.

Thinking about it now, I can see where 90% of the book marketing might happen inside the bookstores. Since I bought my ereader 5 months ago, I think I've been into a bookstore maybe twice.
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