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Old 02-16-2011, 01:48 PM   #50
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Originally Posted by mr ploppy View Post
How would they make more money? I would have thought they would sell the same number of real books however number of publishers there was, and if there was just one publisher worldwide for ebooks they would sell more because people wouldn't be forced to pirate it if they lived in the wrong country.
Consider that a publisher in the UK or Australia is vastly more likely to advertise a book in the UK or Australia, respectively. (And to get bookshops to order them to put on the shelves, whatnot.)
Book markets in different countries might have other conventions, too - different styles of covers that sell well, different size of books/quality of paper. Different spelling.

Mind, I would vastly prefer having free choice with what ebook edition to buy, just like I have with print books, so I can buy the un-Americanised version of a book by a British author, or pick up the one with the cover I love, or, well, just pick the cheapest I can find.
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