Thread: Does an ebook sale represent, to you, a lost print sale?
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Old 09-16-2009, 11:40 PM   #58
Alisa
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Now that I've transitioned to ebooks and have a reading device, I avoid buying paper books. However, before I got an ebook reader I bought a lot of hardbacks. If I didn't have a reader I would still be buying hardbacks. To me, that means that the ebooks are cannibalizing hardback sales though it doesn't fit the poll's scenarios.
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