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Old 03-29-2008, 05:54 PM   #202
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The publishers are not making desisions, good or bad, and it's because they do not have good information to go by, including info on what customers want. We are their customers, and we are discussing what we want, what we do not want, and what we will buy. And as the publishers do not seem to know how to give it to us, it behooves us to come up with suggestions and solutions for them to think about.
We've already done so. The problem is that in the eBook market, publishers are unnecessary middlemen who bring no value to readers. Yet they are the ones who keep demanding that we pay paper price for an eBook.

The future is authors selling directly to, and interacting directly with, their readers.
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