Thread: Macmillan Announces $5.99 eBooks
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Old 02-02-2010, 12:35 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by Pardoz View Post
If you want to know what Apple and Amazon's prices will look like in a month, look at what Fictionwise/Mobipocket's prices are today, since those are the prices Macmillan has set.
Macmillan has said that the typical price of new releases will be no more than $14.99. This is much less than the current list price of most such ebooks from Macmillan. There are many posters here who are deeply sceptical, with reason, of Macmillan but the $14.99 maximum seems to be a concession to Apple for opening the iBookstore.
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