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Old 06-29-2014, 12:55 PM   #20
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Originally Posted by petrucci View Post
In terms of ebook subscription services, I am sure that they will survive in one form or another. Libraries (which usually charge a fee to be a member) are essentially such a service. Magazines such as Analog are also similar, as they have a subscription and send content regularly. As a consumer I consider the price point versus the content that is available. In general, most of these services do not have enough content to justify the cost of the service.
Where are you located? Public libraries in the US tend not to charge a fee to residents (some, like the Free Library of Philadelphia, charge a fee to out of state residents but not to local residents). Every city I've lived had libraries with free membership. Everything, including e-books, are free to borrow.

Sorry your book was distributed without your permission. IA that I don't think these subscription services provide enough content and value to make them worthwhile (at least not for me).
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