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Old 05-14-2017, 12:39 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by crich70 View Post
The thing is they can't put the cork back in the bottle now. Ebooks are here to stay I'm thinking. Overpricing them to make print books more appealing won't help in the long run. People will just wait them out til the prices come down or find another source (legal or not) to acquire a given ebook. Not that I'm advocating for pirate sites or anything of course. All the publishers are doing is hurting themselves by refusing to join the 21st century.
This is on the money. People are not only waiting them out, they are actually turning to self published authors. The list of known authors is growing in the self published category making it even easier for fans to find something to read at a reasonable price.

So they can spin it any way they want to, but they are only shooting themselves in the foot trying so desperately to hold on to their overpriced ebooks & paper books.
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