Thread: Is piracy likely to harm ebook sales?
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Old 04-01-2010, 03:28 PM   #53
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I recommend everybody to go to the Closed Circle site, page
http://www.closed-circle.net/WhereItsAt/?page_id=11
for a nice explanation about why there are no paper backlists.
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Nowadays the IRS taxes anything in a warehouse, and taxes it annually, no matter if it’s been taxed before, so along with the rest of the industrial world, publishers suddenly want low stock, almost nothing in warehouse, and everything sitting in someone else’s hands. This means they print only what’s ...
There is much more, in very plain words, I just do not want to copy more than necessary to make you go and have a look.
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