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Old 02-17-2011, 07:27 AM   #63
Anke Wehner
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That's their problem, though, and really, they are going to wait for the German language version anyway. They won't complain that the new novel by Author X is not available in Germany due to geo restrictions.
And what are you trying to get at with that argument?

What I was trying to get at is that just because we find books to read online, without regard where the book was published, we shouldn't forget in this discussion that a lot of other people find books to read in magazines, newspapers, TV, brick&mortar bookstores, libraries... "local" channels.

Ignoring that entirely is unfair to both the publishers who have to deal with it, and those "non-international" readers who also pay for books to keep authors and publishers in business.

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You don't have to live in Australia to experience that frustration. Anywhere outside of the US will suffice, regardless of which language you speak.
I know that, I was just using Australia as one example.
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