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Old 01-20-2015, 02:48 AM   #13
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But it has everything to do with the other part of the article which had him dismissing the concerns of authors over KU. How dare these uppity indie authors complain about getting the money they get paid slashed so Amazon can make a few extra bucks on a subscription service.

Amazon got a lot of support by the indies when Amazon was going to war with Hachette. Amazon may not get that support next time.
If I remember the author's comments (re Amazon KU), they were basically: I've noticed that my overall revenue is down for the books I have in KU, so I pulled them. I don't remember any major rancour towards Amazon.

And any support the independents gave Amazon during this time was pretty much a non-factor. The independents were on Amazon anyways, and since they weren't being published by the Hachette, there really wasn't much to support or not support.
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