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Old 08-02-2012, 05:11 AM   #19
caleb72
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I know someone will be able to explain this to me, but why are they mentioning hardback pricing in this?

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The end loser of this unnecessary and burdensome regulatory approach will be the American public, who will experience higher overall average e-book and hardback prices and less choice
I've only ever been looking at this from the angle of ebooks so I'm not sure how hardbacks fit into this.
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