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Your ebook entitlement issues, let me show you them.

February 3, 2010 Stephanie Leary 1 Comment

Your ebook entitlement issues, let me show you them.

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  1. Ty says

    February 4, 2010 at 7:08 am

    You may call it entitlement. I’d rather call it “what people are willing to pay.”

    You will never convince a majority of people that anything over 10 dollars is a reasonable amount to pay for a book that gives them no right to resell, loan, or move to another device (iPad to nook). Heck, I don’t think 10 dollars is a reasonable amount.

    The publisher’s entire basis for wanting the higher prices is because they think ebook sales are lost hardcover sales. I have yet to see any evidence that this is the case.

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