Thread: Gizmodo: How Much It Actually Costs to Publish an Ebook vs. a Real Book
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Old 03-04-2010, 04:17 PM   #138
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They probably want to treat e-books like software and not literature. That means they can slap EULAs (End user license agreements) on them.

Don't forget any platform we use to buy e-books (eg. a website, itunes) will have it's own license conditions.
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