Thread: EReader owners are more likely to buy and read books...
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Old 06-04-2012, 12:04 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by Provenzano View Post
3. By "rest of the world" I assume outside USA. I'm not sure the original premise holds true. Here there are few sources of legit ebooks (just Amazon and a local merchant) and pirated ebooks are very easy to get.
Pirated ebooks are very easy to get here in the US also which makes the results of this survey interesting since some are adamant that you can't possibly compete with free. Perhaps adding value by allowing readers to browse and download books directly to your ereader has something to do with it.
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