Thread: Publishers still missing the point on e-book prices
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Old 12-15-2011, 02:32 PM   #2
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A senior vice-president at Hachette Digital, a unit of one of the world’s largest publishing firms, tells the Journal that she believes “there has been a change in the understanding of the value of a digital book,” and that readers see the added value and are willing to pay extra for it.
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