Thread: E-book Sales Are Exploding And Hurting Paperbacks, Publishers Say
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Old 05-12-2011, 02:07 PM   #39
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Originally Posted by CazMar View Post
Sure - and if I downloaded Sting's latest album would I hear muffled sound reproduction, the studio crew chatting in the background and a high frequency hum in parts?
If you were a real Sting fan you would pay a lot of money for something like that. I was thinking more of ebooks, but digitised vinyl records would also be included. The fan-made ones are often of a much higher quality than the professionally-made ones. The same goes for digital comics from what little I have seen of the pro ones.
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