Thread: Macmillan CEO John Sargent on the agency model, availability and price
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Old 03-02-2010, 03:40 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by Terisa de morgan View Post
As I say, today it isn't true. Only pb edition -> 7.99$ eBood edition 9.99$ - 14$ And I've looked at two different stores. Sorry, but this is strictly a lie.
Fair enough. Then people vote with their wallet by not buying MacMillan e-books.

All the Kindle books I've bought have been $9.99 when it was something in hardcover only. Paper backs have been the same price as the mass market paperback, or $9.99 when the paper back was a trade paperback that was $14 or so cover price.

I have no problem paying the same as the print version for an e-book, I pretty much only read books once, so the experience is the same for me--with the bonus of not having a book to take up space or hassle with getting rid of.
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