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Old 04-28-2009, 12:51 PM   #15
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_The author, or the author's representative, is holding out for more money. Agents complain that e-book royalty rates, commonly 25 percent of net receipts, are far too low and should be doubled, saying that digital texts cost virtually nothing to produce and distribute. .... "
They don't cost virtually nothing to produce and distribute, but they do cost less. And based on my analysis should be able to support a royalty of 50%. The biggest stumbling block is the percentage booksellers are getting off both pbooks and ebooks.
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