Thread: Publisher tries to justify ebook price increase
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Old 10-29-2010, 03:41 AM   #56
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There is a good deal of work involved in producing e-books -- preparing them in all the differetn formats, after the usual editing etc etc -- but without the warehousing and distribution costs, etc of tree books, there is no real excuse for high prices on e-books. Other than trying to rip off the consumer.
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