Thread: Brian Keene on piracy
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Old 01-04-2012, 09:05 AM   #117
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Just to clarify: I believe creators have every right to sell their creations and put any price on them. The old publishing business model is dead, however.

A new business model is emerging and Keene is apparently turning his back on it. It won't help his sales and it won't delay the tide for a second.

My interest in him is higher now, because I want to see the shocked tantrum he throws when his limited edition ends up online.
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