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Old 10-27-2011, 05:15 PM   #115
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Originally Posted by Keryl Raist View Post
The rights issue you're talking about here is another reason why I'm thinking we're eventually going to see the production aspect of books going to a cottage industry. You, the author, own all the content rights, and then hook up with a larger entity (what I assume publishers will be in 5 or so years) to distribute and market your book.
That already exists. There are plenty of people who will do the various tasks now. All except marketing. No one wants to do that. Sure, a publicist will hook you into a few ops, but no one actually wants to do the marketing because if you pay them, they'd have to be able to show results...
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