Thread: Classic B&N ebooks still more expensive than Kindle. Will they lower prices?
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Old 05-22-2010, 01:41 PM   #94
J. Strnad
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Yeah, publishers need to get with the program. Authors and agents need to get up to speed, too, if they care about ebook sales (and they should).

Unfortunately for B&N, when I stopped by the Nook display for a demonstration, I had a copy of Tim Dorsey's FLORIDA ROADKILL in my hand, priced at $7.99. We looked it up for the Nook and the price was $9.99. Kind of embarrassing for the in-house salesperson!
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