Thread: Publishing Industry Myth (half-truth) #1
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Old 02-06-2010, 05:41 AM   #28
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Originally Posted by DD1509 View Post
Net-net - now that Steve Jobs changes the pricing schema, publishers can easily make more with electronic offerings. The bigger question is are they taking care of the authors in a similar manner?
No, the real question should be, are they taking care of their READERS in a similar manner?

Publishers may have a monopoly over how they price their product, but as a consumer, I have monopoly on whether I chose to purchase their particular offering or spend my money more wisely in other areas.
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