Thread: Cultural Resistance Hobbles German E-Book Market
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Old 04-18-2012, 04:52 PM   #40
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How likely is it that the silly pricing will lead to people trying to find ways of buying e-books from other markets where the pricing is lower? For example, there are Australians on this board who circumvent geographic restrictions in order to buy e-books not availaible in Australia and e-books that are sillily priced.
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