Poll for those of you who buy books: If you had an e-book reader that you really liked, would you pay the same for an ebook that you do for a print bk -- nm
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mara
Feb 6 '10, 15:06
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only for esoteric technical books that would cost hundreds to cover the physical printing for the few that would be needed
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zeitgeist
Feb 6, 15:29
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No, if the e-book costs less to make then my cost should be less than the hard copy.
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CovingtonCat
Feb 6, 15:26
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I still buy hard copies despite having a Kindle. Partly because some books I want don't have an e version, but also
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TWuG
Feb 6, 15:17
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No. Which is probably why I don't buy many full albums on iTunes.
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Cuzzin Todd
Feb 6, 15:17
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No... the difference in distribution costs between physical products and digital would essentially make that a scam
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stewie
Feb 6, 15:12
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yeah, there are some books i own i would like to get in ebook, but i dont like what most publishers are trying to do
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tRuMaN
Feb 6, 15:11
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I have trouble pulling the trigger at much higher than $10 for an e-book. -- nm
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Reagen
Feb 6, 15:08
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