Thread: Will publishing move to the middle?
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Old 05-24-2010, 01:28 PM   #4
L.J. Sellers
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Some small publishers offer 10 or 12% on print books and 50% on e-books. It's the distribution of print books through brick-and-mortar stores that gets problematic for POD companies. I think it will be less of an issue in the future, but for now many readers still like to walk into a bookstore to find or order titles.
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