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Old 06-06-2008, 07:01 PM   #50
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Originally Posted by brecklundin View Post
something I have yet to see anyone mention is the cost of oil in relation to the cost of a printed book. Face it (oil) the price has increased over 3x in the past 8 years. That means the cost of processing the raw materials needed to produce a book you know ink, paper and what not have also increased significantly. Perhaps this will be the motivating factor to push these CEO sorts to ebook format...to reduce production overhead.
I work for a publishing company (not book publisher) and I'm the one who deals with our printing companies. I can tell that SO FAR that we have seen no significant increases to printing costs, as a matter of fact the job I just sent off yesterday dropped slightly from a similar project this time last year. That's not to say it applies in all cases or anything, just some personal experience.
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