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Old 04-22-2009, 07:03 PM   #257
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Amazon has done more to make ebooks commercially viable for amazon itself than all previous stakeholders combined.
And for consumers. And for anyone selling non-DRM MOBI books, since their ereader supports those.

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I'm sure you know what amazon charges from authors and publishers in the affiliate program.
Yes, it's extremely generous for authors. For publishers less so, but publishers are free to put up their own storefront and start selling MOBI books.

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Imho amazon already has too much market power (at least here in europe) and abuses this market power (acts like a monopolist) sometimes against authors and publishers.
Go whine to the EU then. We're talking about ebooks here; they don't sell the Kindle in Europe.
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