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Originally Posted by abookreader
@Scott -
I think there is a line of thought that while these exclusivity deals might be good for the author (if he's getting mega-commissions) and good for Amazon, they are not terribly beneficial to eBook buyers as a whole.
Especially in this case eBook buyers who don't own a Kindle/Kindle Reader. Due to DRM and the legal issues of shifting the format, it makes the product unavailable to them. ie ... nook/iPad/Sony people are locked out of the availability unless they want to get shifty.
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I agree completely. I don't like the fact that Amazon locks everyone else out from buying their books - I will download free books from Amazon, but I refuse to give them any money for ebooks even though I can remove the DRM and reformat.
I looked at his books on Amazon, and it looks like at least they are mobi and not topaz.