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Old 05-12-2009, 08:17 AM   #25
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What if tomorrow all books would be available in electronic format? That is, every new release, but also every book from the backlist?
The backlist is key - from an Amazon brief (Jerry Pournelle on the Kindle DX):
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First, the really positive effect of Kindle on sales has been in backlist, and particularly backlist sales of previous books in a series. People read the latest book of a series, or the latest book from an author, and decide that they want some of the previous work. If those works exist for the Kindle, the sales are a lot more likely than if they only exist in paper.
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