Thread: Amazon says 'will have to capitulate and accept Macmillan's terms'
View Single Post
Old 01-31-2010, 09:10 PM   #65
Pardoz
Which side are you on?
Pardoz once ate a cherry pie in a record 7 seconds.Pardoz once ate a cherry pie in a record 7 seconds.Pardoz once ate a cherry pie in a record 7 seconds.Pardoz once ate a cherry pie in a record 7 seconds.Pardoz once ate a cherry pie in a record 7 seconds.Pardoz once ate a cherry pie in a record 7 seconds.Pardoz once ate a cherry pie in a record 7 seconds.Pardoz once ate a cherry pie in a record 7 seconds.Pardoz once ate a cherry pie in a record 7 seconds.Pardoz once ate a cherry pie in a record 7 seconds.Pardoz once ate a cherry pie in a record 7 seconds.
 
Posts: 370
Karma: 1964
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Variable, currently Czestochowa, Poland.
Device: Kindle 2 Int'l
Quote:
Originally Posted by whitearrow View Post
If Macmillan winds up charging $12-15 for a new book, fine, whatever, but then drop the price after a reasonable time. My concern is that prices won't drop commensurately with the print titles, and we'll end up in the same situation as Fictionwise is in, where they have books that have been in paperback for years and years still at $18 or $20 a pop.
What, you mean a situation where the prices of books are set by the publisher directly? Nah, that would never happen.
Pardoz is offline   Reply With Quote