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Old 04-14-2012, 12:55 PM   #66
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Originally Posted by pigeonweather View Post
As the old saying goes, 'when one door is closed, another is open'. The rise of ebooks is already opening up new opportunities for editors, proofreaders, graphic designers, marketers, reviewers, and all other sorts of ancillary freelance publishing jobs. It's up to the people with those skills to make these things happen.
It seems to me that publishers, by offloading so much of their once traditional work back to agents and authors, have stopped providing the same value-add that they once did. By reducing that value-add they are also reducing their importance to the process. If they wanted to become simple printers of pbooks they've gone the right way about it.
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