Thread: Simon & Schuster is delaying ebooks by four months
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Old 12-15-2009, 08:10 AM   #183
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Originally Posted by Daithi View Post
BREAKING NEWS !!!

Warner Music, Sony BMG Music, and EMI Music have just announced that they will start staggering the release of their artists' newest albums. They will now release the CD first, and hold back the release of iTunes and other MP3 compatible versions for 4 months. One executive at EMI was overheard saying, "This will teach Apple."

OK, just kidding, apparently the music industry is smarter than the publishing industry.
Surely they will release the vinyl LP first, followed a couple of months later by a handy cassette, a CD after four months, and the digital versions in time for Christmas?!
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