Thread: Some perspective on why ebooks are so filled with errors.
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Old 10-23-2011, 10:54 AM   #43
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Originally Posted by jupstin View Post
Are you saying that publishers would hire more editors to produce acceptable ebooks if only there were qualified people available for the job?
No, he is basically saying the publisher do NOT want to hire more editors to produce good ebooks since that would eat into their profit.

And since most publishers would rather not have ebooks anyway since they take money away from their hardcover profits they just toss the ebooks out there without any editing and charge premium prices to make up for it.
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