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Old 07-10-2014, 06:54 AM   #21
pdurrant
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I don't trust HarperCollins to stick with their ebook store in the long term.

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In November 2010, Harper Collins announced that as of November 19, 2010, their eBook Store was discontinued, and advised all customers to download and archive their purchases before December 19, 2010, when purchased titles would no longer be accessible. Loss of access to Mobipocket ebooks on new devices.
Now if they would add ebooks from their old store to accounts on their new store with the same email address, that would go some way to making up for cutting off access back in 2010.

But I'd only really be interested if they did something radical like a DRM-free ebook store with low prices.
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