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Old 05-29-2011, 12:21 PM   #13
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On a completely different note, am I the only one who rented audiobooks back in the day when they were mailed out on tape? I still remember the huge box of tapes I got when I listened to The Hunt for Red October.

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Originally Posted by elemenoP View Post
While you're doing your research, you may want to check with PUBLISHERS. The problem with the Netflix model is not getting consumers on board, it's getting the publishers on board.
Just googled, and those audiobook rentals are still out there, though they've obviously evolved a bit. I guess I'd say that if the rental model works for publishers of audiobooks, there's a good chance it would work for ebooks.
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