Thread: Kindle Geographic Restrictions On US Website - Against US Buyers
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Old 10-12-2009, 11:37 PM   #17
Alisa
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I'm hoping that big players entering the international market will make publishers realize that they need to sort out digital rights from the start and have a plan for ebook launches. Ebooks are not going away no matter how much they resist. If they don't offer the book in a way that's easy to get and at a reasonable price, people will just go download it off the darknets. Technology is making it easier to rip books all the time. Some money is better than no money.
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