Thread: Does an ebook sale represent, to you, a lost print sale?
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Old 09-15-2009, 06:16 PM   #43
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No, as I'd never buy a print book of most things I read on e-books. I'd pretty much quit buying fiction as I hated having books around I'd never read again (or have to hassle with selling them or giving them away).

Stuff I buy paper books of are things I just want a hardback of, or all my academic books since I want to be able to mark them up, write notes in the margins, be able to flip through them and find key passages when writing a paper etc. Plus space isn't an issue since those stay in my campus office where I have a couple large book shelves.

So e-books haven't effected those. Maybe when there's a nice tablet device out down the road.
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