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Originally Posted by JSWolf
They publisher bases the price of a pBook on the container it's in. Fair enough.
But, an eBook's container is the same regardless of what container the cheapest pBook version is in. So why have these changing prices? Why not just charge a fair price and leave it be? If the publisher is going to market eBooks like they were pBooks, then we'd get one price and one price only since the container never changes.
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You can pay a premium to read a book when it's first released, or wait a year and buy the same book at half to a third the price. I have absolutely no problem with that, personally; exactly the same is done with many products - DVDs, for example.