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Originally Posted by DMcCunney
What happens if there's an ebook? Thus far, it's a moot point, as Rowling has refused to license ebook editions.
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Yeah, that must be why there aren't any Potter ebooks on the internet. (Down, sarcasm, down! Bad boy!)
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If she recants, who will issue them? Scholastic? Bloomsbury? Someone else entirely?
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Why not the publisher that also sells physical books? Or one of their subsidiaries? If you want to read "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" (or the GBP/USD exchange rate is in your favor) you buy at Bloomsbury. If it's "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" you're after (complete with Americanized spelling and removing a few British oddities, I presume) do business with Scholastic.
What I'm asking for, really, is not to treat ebooks any differently from physical ones. Apparently that's too much to ask for.