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Old 12-11-2009, 11:52 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by alecE View Post
I would have thought that at the very least, publishers would want to establish a brand identity, much as Random House have with their ebooks (or Gollancz did many years ago with their distinctive yellow jackets).
Ebook publishers could follow the lead of comic book publishers, where each comic book cover contains several standard elements (company logo in the upper left corner, price/date information below that, names of the creative team below that, bar code in the lower left corner, and title logo on the top) while leaving plenty of room for the cover artwork. This makes it easy to tell the comics from one company from another.
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