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Old 10-21-2014, 03:49 AM   #41
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Originally Posted by Dopedangel View Post
Most of you have gone off topic how about how Amazon has been good or bad for you. The article is not about how Amazon is effecting you the customer but publisher and authors that are the sellers. I have updated the link to the article.
As much as I hate publishers I have to agree that Amazon has too much power to make or break a new author. But I think partially the publishers themselves are to blame.
I don't quite get why you think Amazon is completely at fault here. It appears that Hatchette is trying to force its will on Amazon and Amazon is fighting back. And, considering the hyperbolic "bitch and moan" tactics Hatchette is using (by getting their buddies in the publishing business to back them) I'm guessing it's Hatchette who is unwilling to compromise. At any rate it's hardball negotiations, I guess we'll see who needs whom more, won't we?
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