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Old 09-16-2009, 02:27 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by ahi View Post
Unless they assume X% of those eBook sales would have been far more profitable hardcover sales... if only they delayed the eBook's release.

A theory that seems eminently plausible to me. And given how much profit there can be on an overpriced hardcover... perhaps it is even a sensible one... despite being contrary to consumer interests.

- Ahi
That theory doesn't seem plausible or sensible to me. Have you seen our MR poll on the topic? Even if x% of those book sales would have been hardback (hardly likely), then the profits of those sales would be eclipsed by people getting a pdf from the darknet, which in this case was available the day of the release.
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