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Old 02-02-2010, 07:09 PM   #47
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Not that I'm defending Macmillan, but I'm pretty certain other outlets carry Macmillan ebook titles. B&N is one example that comes readily to mind.
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They do. There are probably some that are Amazon-specific, but I have purchased Macmillan ebooks (including some of Scalzi's) from other outlets than Amazon.
Yes, some...but not all. About 1/4 of my Amazon wishlist disappeared with this mess, and those are titles that are all Macmillan, and all not available anywhere else. This is at least four authors and a dozen titles. Like I said, I did find Joan Hess's new title at Books on Board this morning and bought it. But - for those authors that Macmillan didn't bother to distribute anywhere but Amazon? Unless there's some sort of exclusivity for that author from Amazon that no one's talking about, (which I agree is more than possible), the lost sales of those authors is all Macmillan's fault.
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