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Old 03-21-2012, 10:24 AM   #24
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Originally Posted by koland View Post
At least with Amazon, they have made a VERY public commitment that your titles won't ever disappear, once purchased (and you'll always get the edition purchased, unless a newer edition is uploaded to the same ASIN, the publisher marks it as an update available selection AND you choose to get the update). With B&N, Smash and others, pulling a book from sale means you lose the book forever (something most ebookstores have had a problem with for many years - what Amazon is doing may be what we all expect, but isn't the norm, sadly).
Do we really know this for sure about Amazon? After all, most of the ebooks pulled from the other retailers were pulled because they were being sold exclusively by Amazon. Now that Amazon and IDP (or whatever that indie press distributer is) failed to renew the contract, are those books still available for download even though they are no longer available for purchase?
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