Thread: A Monopoly is Not Necessarily Bad
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Old 04-13-2012, 12:52 PM   #10
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But monopolies are only an issue when there is a limited amount of the product, or there are high barriers to entry. Even if Amazon had 99% of the market in ebooks, anyone could open up an ebook store at minimal cost.
Just wanted to link to an article that I read the other day that mentioned that opening an ebook store is probably not that simple (or cheap) because of DRM.

paidContent - DRM is crushing indie booksellers online
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