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Old 07-10-2008, 09:56 PM   #6
SpiderMatt
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Vindication. The question is whether this correlation will hold true in the future when e-ink devices are more common. The more people find digital books acceptable, the more people will start to expect free books. This is what happened to music. There are other ways of making money off books and promoting authors, but I suspect publishers will start to feel a pinch in the future the way record companies do now.
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