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Old 07-04-2014, 05:12 PM   #6
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The best outcome: all authors publish only on Amazon and end up with a bigger take than from their old publishers. Then they do better and the consumers get lower price books.
If this were to ever happen (it won't) the authors cut wouldn't be what it is now, you can bet Amazon would take more.

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The old publishers are an ancient custom. No one really needs them or the old buggy and horse shoe manufacturers.
They definitely have their issues, but so does self-publishing. There is room for both in the market.

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