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Old 01-30-2011, 01:24 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Paper magazines are very heavily subsidised by advertising revenue. I wonder if perhaps the e-mags aren't attracting the same volume of advertisers, and hence the price needs to be higher for that reason?
Good point. I wonder how the publishers handle advertising differently. The B&N magazines for the NOOKcolor look just like the paper version. As if you had scanned in every page and compiled it into a PDF is the best analogy. There certainly is no lack of advertisements within them. Just flipped through a few different ones. There are ads for brands like Coca-Cola, Waterford, Infiniti autos, Bose, Reebok, Vaseline, Twinings tea, Sprint Wireless, Chase Bank. The B&N magazines are different than the ones I've bought for my Sony or Kindle which seem to be simplified content articles.
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