Thread: Hard data on ebook piracy versus sales
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Old 02-13-2009, 02:51 AM   #2
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I am afraid not even my engineering degree helps me understand that data set!

Free ebooks are great. Ask Baen, they entice(for good reason) people into buying ongoing series by offering a pretty good selection of free ebooks online. Couple that with extremely competitive pricing (US$6 per book) and it is a winner all round Their sales model works for me and I would be sure others as well!
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