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Old 12-24-2009, 10:11 PM   #20
K-Thom
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Online retailers -- even the most predatory -- tend to charge much smaller sales commissions than brick-and-mortar bookshps ever did, and there is no penal sale-or-return policy on ebooks, which means that, by and large, they're well worth their split.
Well, I'm an eBook publisher in Germany, and about all online retailers over here charge at least the same percentage than your average brick & mortar book shop, sometimes even more. At least those retailers with a substantial customership, i.e. which you'd have to consider for your titles to reach your readers.

You're correct about the "non-returnability" of eBooks though, which is indeed an asset.
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