Thread: Can't eBooks be beautiful if they're not designed?
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Old 06-02-2016, 02:09 AM   #79
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Originally Posted by murg View Post
Improving the design of ebooks would involve the publishers to spend money on them. Since the publishers aren't even spending money on fixing OCR errors at the moment, nor even spending money on proof-reading physical books, I shan't wait for publishers to start spending money on adding some more design to ebooks.
Publishers aren't even spending money on marketing and promotion, leaving mid-list authors to build some ridiculous social media platform. And they don't really care about ebooks so of course they are going to be stingy with the funds for ebook layouts.
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