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Old 03-20-2011, 09:54 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by CommonReader View Post
The point is if they will make any additional money. It would be rather pointless to replace e.g. revue of 1 million € selling a book as paper book with 600,000 € selling the same book as ebook for Kindle. Will people who buy books via Kindle buy so many more books than they would have bought as paper books to make it a good business for the publishers.
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That sort of says to me that you are arguing for an "either-or" scenario. Instead, it seems to me that sales should increase, with combined pbook and ebook sales. Amazon is entitled to as high of a percentage as it can get. Publishers know that the powerhouse selling machine that is Amazon will help them make up the cost of doing business with them in increased volume of sales. It is win-win.
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