Thread: eBooks from Waterstones.com longer selling eBooks outside of the UK and Eire
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Old 11-05-2010, 06:49 AM   #94
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Originally Posted by gimmeshelter View Post
I live in France and am happily still downloading books from Books on Board both their American and UK websites. Good selection, cheaper than Waterstones - have a look.

On the subject of Contracts, I totally get point of sale and geo restrictions, but what I really don't get is why a programme could not be written as they are all on-line to apply the necessary contract/point of sale stuff to the address the book is downloaded too. Hope this makes sense, but if I download in France, surely they can simply do that eh? Or is it a case of can't be arsed? Think so. Bah.
Because the publishing industry is run by people with English degrees and hence have the technical, database and analytical skills of dead fieldmice?
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