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Old 05-24-2010, 10:29 AM   #1
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Will publishing move to the middle?
I've been reading about new publishing start-ups with a different business model: no advance, bigger royalties, small POD digital print runs, and e-books published at the same time with competitive pricing.

The latter is good news for digital book readers.

Some small companies have been doing this for a while, but now Amazon, literary agents, and others are getting in. I think this is a sustainable, reader-friendly model that could be successful...if it gets the distribution.
What do you think?
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