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Old 12-22-2007, 12:52 PM   #52
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I seriously doubt Amazon is willing to alienate the bulk of their big publisher clients by saying something like that...
They did that when Amazon decided to offer used books side-by-side with new ones on their site. So I don't think that dictating to the publishers is something that Amazon is afraid of.

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much less that any of its major publishers would cave to that at this time...
As I've said before, what the publishers want is irrelevant. They have no place in the eBook market. Amazon's big enough that, if they someday get eBooks right, will dominate the market. If that happens, what the publishers want won't make any difference.

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leaving them with a bunch of unknown publishers only for their spanking new device.
Something interesting: I've been reading mainly "unknown" authors lately and I'm finding them far better than the "best seller" authors.
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