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Old 09-05-2007, 11:03 AM   #150
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Originally Posted by nekokami View Post
But if Amazon offered their entire content inventory, how "locked in" would you really be?
Except it's not Amazon's content to offer. Don't forget, Amazon would still be just an enhanced bookseller, or possibly a combination distributor/seller. They'll still have to make distribution/sales agreements with every one of the publishers. It's not like they can just arbitrarily snarf up the e-rights on their entire inventory. For some of the books they sell, the e-rights are either no available or are otherwise contracted.
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