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Old 07-04-2014, 08:44 AM   #31
fjtorres
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The real power brokers in this Agency fight are the readers. Pity they don't use that power to force BPH's to lower prices.
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True, but I'm looking more toward readers taking an active role in this current fight and boycotting Hachette until they abandon all hope of ever reinstating Agency pricing again.
I doubt it is even possible. They are totally wedded to the idea of price fixing. It works beautifully in their home countries, after all. High pbook prices, minimal ebook penetration, government passing anti-discounting laws.
Publisher heaven.

Hachette would sooner abandon the anglosphere than voluntarilly give up no-discount agency.
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